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In playing music, she finally met a task absorbing and complex enough to satisfy her.
Known on the campaign trail for inspirational addresses, Mr. Obama on Thursday was sober and ominous, summoning the nation to meet a daunting task.
As an example, one young woman described how her feeling of grounding and balance in her body helped her to meet a challenging task , instead of experiencing herself as 'wilted and crushed'.
The indicators developed in this project met a specific task identified by the Budapest Declaration: to address the environmental factors that most affect the health of European children (b WHO Regional Office for Europe 2004b).
At one point, Rachel visits an institution to meet a madwoman, whose task is to unveil the secret of Samara's past; she is played, in something of a casting coup, by Sissy Spacek, who sits there crooning and cutting out paper shapes, but I was far too spooked by the fact that she was allowed to play with scissors to care, or even notice, what that secret might be.
For most charities, making ends meet is a task more pressing than making headlines.
Because of an editing error, a front-page article on Wednesday about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina misstated the day that President Bush returned to Washington from his vacation to meet with a task force coordinating disaster response.
Micro-specialisms involve a short training time to learn a particular task to meet a specific, focused (and often, high volume) need.
University officials have been meeting with a task force led by Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president.
Speaking later in the Rose Garden after meeting with a task force he convened to review the plans, Mr. Bush promised that immediate efforts to save lives and provide shelter to the people displaced by the storm would be followed by a long-term program to rebuild.
According to Mozgalina (2015), since sustained engagement with task creates more opportunities to work with language and thus learning, besides the criteria such as task utility, naturalness and essentiality mentioned by Ellis (2003), another criterion should be met for a task to be considered an appropriate one; task engagement.
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The phrase "meet a task " functions as a verb phrase , indicating the action of satisfying the requirements or demands of a specific task. According to Ludwig, the phrase is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
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