Sentence examples for most immediate task from inspiring English sources

The most immediate task is to start negotiations with the YankeeNets, owner of the New Jersey Nets and Devils.

And Parscale appears to be delivering on his most immediate task as campaign manager: bringing in the dough.

That will help telecommunications companies in the future, but their most immediate task is finding alternatives for delivering their customers' information until the undersea cables can be repaired.

Martínez's most immediate task is to try to lift his team out of the relegation zone, starting on Tuesday night against Arsenal.

The most immediate task was to create a vastly bigger force and to get it to Europe, and Mr. Eisenhower dutifully fills in the early stages of those operations.

Politicians around the nation said Mr. Bush had succeeded in his most immediate task, using his first big-audience national appearance to begin the task of showing himself to be a serious, plausible national leader.

One of the most immediate tasks after Hurricane Katrina hit was repair of the breaches in the New Orleans levees.

At bad jobs companies, store managers spend most of their time handling day-to-day crises and making sure the most immediate tasks get done.

One the most immediate tasks facing Ron Gatto, director of the county's Department of Environmental Security is creating security plans at the county's sewage treatment plants and waste transfer stations, calling for more security guards, surveillance cameras and alarm systems.

Dr. Brundtland, a physician and Harvard-educated public health specialist, said her most immediate tasks would be drafting a 1991 national budget and dealing with issues relating to European integration.

The most immediate tasks are to fix a valve at the bottom of a 700-foot shaft in Dutchess County so pumps will eventually be able to drain the tunnel, and to ensure that the tunnel does not crack or collapse while it is empty.