Sentence examples for setting up a taskforce from inspiring English sources

It is setting up a taskforce to carry out this research in the next 12 months.

The return of self-confidence has seen them shrug off government criticism over the lack of lending to small businesses, setting up a taskforce to look into the issue and kicking it into the long grass.

And the commission proposes rewarding firms which promote work-based health and wellbeing; setting up a taskforce to examine the causes of and contributors to the high level of incapacity benefit claimants in the city (75% higher than the British average); and ensuring health and wellbeing are at the heart of the design process for new homes, schools, offices and public buildings.

NHS England has already responded by setting up a taskforce to help devise a new cancer strategy by the summer.

Meanwhile, the European Commission has announced it is setting up a taskforce of experts to review aviation safety regulation, including pilot health checks, following the crash.

The Labour leader is setting up a taskforce - led by the chairman of Barts Health NHS Trust, Stephen O'Brien - to draw up a strategic plan for mental health in society.

Cameron says he set up a taskforce to tackle this.

The PM even set up a taskforce to look at attacks on journalists.

That concern prompted the Department of Health to set up a taskforce to investigate the situation and recommend improvements.

Just this week the British government set up a taskforce, partly to signal to the City that it values London's standing.

Kasich set up a taskforce late last year to examine fractured police-community relations in Ohio based in part on the Cleveland car chase case.