Sentence examples for task consigned to from inspiring English sources

Judge Loretta A. Preska of Federal District Court in Manhattan dismissed the suit, saying the "balancing of economic, environmental, foreign policy and national security interests involved" was a task "consigned to the political branches, not the judiciary".

The task cannot be consigned to a whole new bureaucracy encumbered with its own statutory appointees and competing with other bureaucracies for money and political favor.

Such difficulties, of course, help explain why major health care changes are so often consigned to commissions and task forces.

Whoever ends up owning Barnes & Noble faces a tough task: adapt to the Brave New World, or be consigned to the History section.

It too can force ordinary people to confront horrific scenes and to take on the terrible task of triage — deciding who can be saved and who must be consigned to the dead.

The sultan of the Ottoman Empire, preoccupied in other directions, consigned to Muḥammad ʿAlī, the virtually independent viceroy of Egypt, the task of crushing those the Ottomans viewed as heretics.

Preoccupied in other directions, the Sultan did not send another force into Arabia until 1811, when he consigned to Muḥammad ʿAlī Pasha, the virtually independent viceroy of Egypt, the task of crushing the "heretics".

Or be consigned to the care system?

That question is consigned to history".

Egypt looked consigned to sharing the points.

No longer consigned to the factory floor, robots have begun to penetrate the lives of ordinary Japanese, whether as playthings or task-oriented assistants.