Sentence examples for one of the chief tasks from inspiring English sources

One of the chief tasks of our generation is to build a global society where peoples of all persuasions can live together in peace and mutual respect.

In a world where countries adopt different national emission control strategies one of the chief tasks of government is to manage those national programs at the "seams"–where they interact with the rest of the world economy.

One of the partners' chief tasks is persuading major cable TV and satellite companies to carry the new channel.

She barely masked her exasperation with politicking rivals – not one of whom she mentioned – and her desire to get on with the chief task in hand: Brexit.

Securing vaccine for poor countries, where Chan says she expects the virus to sketch a "bleaker" picture than it has so far, will be one of her chief tasks.

One of the tasks Modernist poets set themselves, probably the chief task, was to resuscitate the all but clapped-out diction of English-language poetry.

Dendritic cells (DCs) are known sentinels of the immune system entrusted with the chief task of antigen recognition, presentation, and T cell activation.

This became the chief task of trigonometry for the next several centuries.

DR. LATERNSER: As has been established, the chief task of these special task groups was to carry out mass extermination of Jews and Communists.

In this scenario, the chief task of the battery is to store the surplus energy after PV generation, satisfying household loads.

Yet that seems to be the chief task at hand.