Sentence examples for task marshalling from inspiring English sources
However, despite such assurances, Democrats and the White House face a difficult task marshalling enough votes to support it.
Partly that is down to the daunting task of marshalling such a wealth of information.
Social networks and internet publicity have eased the task of marshalling large numbers in confined spaces.
All at once, an Atlanta academic was to find herself with the unenviable task of marshalling conclusive scientific proof for the attempted extermination of the European Jews over 50 years earlier.
Even if he had not revived Charlotte Rampling's career with Under the Sand, or given early roles to Jérémie Renier (Criminal Lovers) and Michael Fassbender Angell), he would have earned his stripes simply from directing the candy-coloured musical 8 Women, where he had the daunting task of marshalling legends such as Catherine Deneuve and Fanny Ardant.
NationBuilder simplifies and democratizes the formerly complex task of marshalling data resources for political or advocacy campaigns.
But it presents problems, too, because it is no easy task to marshal this flood of data and present it in ways that others — or sometimes even they themselves — can understand and make use of it.
The men were flying fragile wooden-framed de Havilland Mosquito two-seater fighter-bombers of the specialised target-marking 627 Squadron, and Churcher had the task of identifying enemy railway marshalling yards that were to be destroyed.
While there his tasks included dealing with bags, freight, and marshalling planes in and out of the gates.
Jones certainly does not come across as easy here – and you wonder how tough a task her generously credited co-writer had in marshalling her stream of consciousness.
Add to that the changed political climate, the city's development-friendly Bloomberg administration having given way to the middle-class wooing Mayor Bill de Blasio, and marshalling the political will to force a building project through becomes a trickier task.
