Sentence examples similar to secure a task from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gergiev, who runs the place, both the opera and ballet companies, has struggled valiantly over the years to secure financing, a task that has become more difficult as the government has floundered.

Among the first tasks a newcomer will likely face will be securing a residence, a task that can be surprisingly daunting given the limited supply of new rentals on the market.

It means Mr Cameron will face an uphill task to secure a deal in time to be signed at the next EU summit in February.

"He has been tasked to secure a top-eight finish and heavily incentivised to try to win a cup competition but the immediate focus will be assessing the squad and appointing his backroom staff".

"Secondly, we were tasked to secure a buyer for the club and this too was achieved.

The escape highlighted shortcomings in securing prisoners, a task that the American military, which once held tens of thousands of Iraqis, has gradually turned over to the Iraq's security forces.

Mr Obama and his team believe that his outstanding task is to secure a domestic legacy.

For the rest of this month, another task looms: to secure a final defeat for Saddam Hussein.

Gatland's task is to secure a first series win for the Lions since McGeechan's squad won 2-1 againSouth Africaina in 1997.

The GAO adds one major reason immigration cases drag out is that judges will "continue" a hearing until a later date to allow detainees more time to obtain relevant documents, secure an attorney, or perform other tasks important to their case.

The task force helped secure an indictment against nearly three dozen senior leaders and other members of the gang in federal court in Houston in October.