Sentence examples for taking over the task from inspiring English sources

As in Bosnia, setting up a protectorate in Kosovo means taking over the task of government indefinitely.

Because of his sewing talents, Baker started taking over the task of making banners for the protest marches.

Her younger sister wasn't having any of it: this one loved being read to but resisted taking over the task herself.

Transportation Security Administration officers at Kennedy International Airport have begun taking over the task of checking passengers' identification as they approach the security checkpoint, agency officials said this week.

WASHINGTON — Nearly a decade after the 2001 terrorist attacks, the federal government has as of this week completed taking over the task of matching the names of airline passengers against the terror watch list.

Moreover, there are think tanks and journals that fill the gap between research and policy by taking over the task of translation.

Paris's current mayor, Bertrand Delanoë, has taken over the task.

The gangs used to provide this service so now the police have sort of taken over the task.

He has made himself, in effect, the museum's chief financial officer, and has taken over the task of dealing with the city, state, and federal bureaucracies.

The Dutch commissarissen and the Italian sindaci, appointed by the shareholders, have taken over the task of supervising the directors and reporting on the wisdom and efficiency of their management to the shareholders.

Since the death of Nin's editor and lifelong champion Gunther Stuhlmann in 2002, Herron has taken over the task of publishing A Cafe in Space, a journal devoted to Nin scholarship.