Sentence examples for organize a task from inspiring English sources

"But he seems to know how to organize a task, and he seems to know how to apply resources to a problem at hand".

After Hurricane Andrew struck in 1992, President George H. W. Bush asked him to organize a task force to rebuild the devastated areas.

An E.U. research spokesperson said that the Spanish government, which currently holds the E.U. presidency, is going to organize a task force of officials from member states and the European Union to work out a solution.

In 2005 it was nominated by the UN Security Council to organize a task force to report on grave violations of child rights in conflict in Sri Lanka].

Federal investigators have organized a task force to examine any wrongdoing at Washington Mutual, the troubled savings bank that regulators seized and sold to JPMorgan Chase late last month.

(AP) CALENDAR Today MILITARY RETIREES The Connecticut Senate is organizing a task force to exempt military retirement pay from state income tax.

He organized a task force, overseen by his adviser, Stanley Schlein, and including 120 policemen who would arrest any offenders and confiscate their wares.

In 1985, early in the AIDS epidemic, he organized a task force to place placards on buses and subways reading "AIDS is a human disease and deserves a humane response".

To that end Mark Juliano, director of the Atlantic City Convention and Visitors Authority, has organized a task force of business and community leaders to figure out how to keep the pageant in town.

Mr. Ban organized a task force to quantify the gap between aid goals for 2015, first set out in 2000 and known as the Millennium Development Goals, and what has actually been achieved.

After the state legalized marijuana for recreational use in November 2012, governor John Hickenlooper organized a task force – including state and local government officials, citizens, activists and industry representatives – to provide diverse perspectives on the issue.