Sentence examples for strict task from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wolfensohn proved to be a strict task master of developing nations, as well.
Similarly, but on a more tactical level of play, the Overijssel case combines hierarchical logic of consent, albeit through private-public administration through experts with a strict task, with network logic of consent.
My habit of reading began as a strict task, to read for 30 minutes.
In this process, the originally light rectification of coal mines was radicalized into a strict political task.
While the name of Brooklyn-based singer and producer Pepi Ginsberg's new project N-A-R-C might evoke strict anti-drug task forces, there's nothing invasive about her sweetly melodic electro-pop.
The title is expected to innovate in a genre constrained by strict conventions, a task already bedevilled as they cope with the previous 31 years of Mario gamesmakers plundering Nintendo's toy box of ideas.
SES uses a strict schedule of tasks for all network devices which are synchronized to a unique node, the mesh coordinator, mainly on static networks.
Again, the DPI is mainly responsible for its implementation and, despite some collaboration with the D-HRH to access payroll data, there appears to be a strict division of tasks between the two departments, with little transparency in its management.
High SES participants claimed that this balance requires earning of money and domestic work (of which health is a part) be shared between men and women, while low SES participants maintained a more strict division of tasks between men and women, with men responsible for earning money and women for domestic work (and therefore health).
Success in 20th-century factories and offices may have required paying strict attention to systematic tasks and taking those tasks to completion, but that is not a natural way for humans to operate.
In keeping with republican ideals of transparency, most contemporary urban views avoided an unseemly excess of detail and used strict linear perspective, a task facilitated, in Philadelphia's case, by the city's grid plan.
