Sentence examples for over the task of from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Neal took over the task of merging St . Georgewith Advance Bank.

As in Bosnia, setting up a protectorate in Kosovo means taking over the task of government indefinitely.

Because of his sewing talents, Baker started taking over the task of making banners for the protest marches.

The Himalayas will gradually take over the task of searching databases for fares, flight availability and schedules, while mainframes continue to handle booking and ticketing.

By the middle of this decade, under certain conditions, they will take over the task of driving completely at both high and low speeds.

Transportation Security Administration officers at Kennedy International Airport have begun taking over the task of checking passengers' identification as they approach the security checkpoint, agency officials said this week.

He worked for the Navy, who took over the task of sending diplomatic communications to the State Dept. in a code different from the one used by the State Dept.

When H.C.C.I. is finally ready for the road — G.M. won't say exactly when that might be — computers will take over the task of keeping the engine in its ideal operating range.

Mr. Yuen said his company was already in discussions with large manufacturers who might be willing to license the technology and then take over the task of producing the books.

WASHINGTON — Nearly a decade after the 2001 terrorist attacks, the federal government has as of this week completed taking over the task of matching the names of airline passengers against the terror watch list.

Afghan troops say they will take over the task of defence but many are worried that Western powers will churn out numbers to reach targeted totals and use that as an excuse to leave.