Sentence examples for specialised tasks from inspiring English sources

Current models treat all HCAs as equal, but some trusts provide greater training and development, allowing HCAs to take on more highly skilled or specialised tasks.

Such an approach is adequate for establishing broad taxonomies, but is of limited value for specialised tasks within the field of law enforcement.

These workers carry out specialised tasks on our tunnel-boring operation and travel around the world as employees of the Italian company that is doing the work.Our first choice was to hire local workers, but no Canadians applied due to both the massive construction boom under way in preparation for the Winter Olympics and demand for workers in the oil and gas industry.

Instead of typing, Telegram's Bots can provide users with custom keyboards for specialised tasks such as a 'Hot or Bot?' application.

They will take up roles on the field of play, on ticket checks and information desks and in specialised tasks such as working in the medical services team.

Starting under George W. Bush after 9/11, and accelerating under Barack Obama and Donald Trump, Special Operations Forces once a small, secretive subset of the military used for highly specialised tasks—have been transformed into the primary instrument of American military power and foreign policy.

While that is clearly an extreme example, we would do well to consider the general concept further, by taking individual HCAs and training them to do a specialised task at a much lower cost than a fully trained nurse.

The Marine present today, John (not his real name as he requested anonymity), suggests that disposal work is "a very specialised task given only to a small band of lunatics".

A common one is selection of microbial cultures so they are highly efficient at carrying out a specialised task, such as degrading specific toxins in water.

Davis envisages applying this methodology to specialised engineering tasks, and eventually developing it into a new type of imaging that is integrated into a broader range of fields and applications.

In general terms, SLPs in this investigation reported having little or no confidence in their ability to undertake the more specialised research tasks.