Sentence examples for taking on this task from inspiring English sources

I'm very much looking forward to taking on this task".

"I am taking on this task at a time in which our company faces unprecedented challenges," the 62-year-old said.

In taking on this task, Dacre has the advantage of his own directorial track record, including The Mountaintop and the Ibsen adaptation Judgement Day, and also of the robust reputation of the place: his two immediate predecessors in Northampton, Laurie Sansom and Rupert Goold, are currently running the National Theatre of Scotland and the Almeida in London respectively.

While this cohort of individuals is unique in taking on this task as a separate and additional responsibility, rather than change or modification to their primary role (such as in the case of healthcare workers or drug-shop keepers), we are able to identify common challenges raised by previous investigations of RDT use in other groups.

Give yourself enough time, and find enough help before taking on this task.

Two intrepid and cat-crazy editors have finally taken on this task for your enjoyment.

If the IMF and OECD take on this task, they would help prevent the speculative bubbles and explosive crises that occurred in the past, and bring more stability to the global economy.

Nigeria's leaders have taken on this task, with all its challenges, and they have achieved astonishing results.

In Austria the general practitioner together and in cooperation with relatives of the patient and professional organisations usually takes on this task by visiting his patients [ 5, 6].

In Austria the general practitioner together and in cooperation with relatives of the patient and professional organisations usually takes on this task by visiting his patients.

In the remainder of this article we take on this task, presenting the findings of a scoping review that addresses the question: what is known about the patient's experience of medical tourism?