"meet the task" is a valid sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action of successfully accomplishing a challenge, usually work-related. For example: "I am confident I can meet the task you have given me."
The Tories have no answers to meet the task ahead.
He will never be Virender Sehwag but the innings did suggest a flexibility to meet the task beyond what many suspected.
How we meet the task of ensuring fair and equitable ageing for all means we have to start young, investing in good education and skills from an early age.
Except, there may be some slim value in offering to a rapidly toughening future some hint of the white noise of one human imagination failing, on what they're calling the Day After, to yet meet the task at hand.
Applying ventilated DSF with controlled shading device system would be a new efficient way for the commercial buildings in the hot-summer and cold-winter zone to meet the task of sustainable building design in China.
During the weekend, administration officials said they expected the team of about two dozen Treasury officials to continue working in Detroit this week, even while G.M.'s two top executives traveled to Washington to meet the task force that is assembling Mr. Obama's options.
This book considers migration in terms of a particular aspect, the question of what role adult civic education can play in the process of the integration of newcomers with host communities, as well as how it should change itself in order to meet the tasks set before it.
This paper summarises outcomes that can be gleaned for numismatics by the use of different heritage science methods and techniques (non-destructive imaging, physico-chemical analyses, but also conservation and data management) used on the exemplary Roman coins, can contribute to meet the tasks of numismatists named above.
Under Cuno's successor, Gustav Stresemann (October 1923), Luther was named finance minister and successfully met the task of stabilizing the inflated national currency with the help of Hjalmar Schacht, later Adolf Hitler's minister of economics.
A ceremonial Brazilian escort of three cruisers met the task force 12 nautical miles outside Rio, and "thousands of wildly cheering Brazilians lined the shore"; 10 days of ceremonies, games, and festivities followed, and the stopover was so successful that the visit was the cause of a major boost in US Brazilian relations.
All 32 participants provided behavioral data meeting the task accuracy criterion (>65%) for inclusion.
