Sentence examples for task of continuing from inspiring English sources

Doug Tompkins's death left his widow with the daunting task of continuing the work.

The Slovakian prime minister, Robert Fico, is now faced with the herculean task of continuing with business as usual when nothing is as it was.

Živković faced the monumental task of continuing Djindjić's pro-Western and reformist platform, which was unpopular with many segments of the population.

In later years he took on the onerous task of continuing to educate the public by testifying in open court about the dangers of tobacco and how the industry had for decades manipulated scientific data.

It said: "The Fifa president, who welcomes the contact with TI and acknowledges their input, insists that especially after the Fifa Congress on 1 June 2011, Fifa remains committed to the task of continuing to improve its organisation, with a strong focus on increasing transparency and acting with zero tolerance against any form of corruption.

Pope Francis has the task of continuing to ensure perpetrators are held to account, and to ensure the changes introduced by his predecessor are implemented - particularly when it comes to bishops signing up to child protection guidelines.

With each launch of the Kindle app, you'll be reminded of the web content you bookmarked for a later read — and that increases the chance that you'll finally complete the task instead of continuing to ignore it, as is easier with more isolated apps like Instapaper.

On Tuesday, before this settlement was reached, McEwan had warned issues from the past were "going to result in substantial additional conduct provisions and noise, but we remain focused on the task at hand of continuing to build a really good bank for customers and investors".

In Task 1, instead of continuing with 4 as divisor after seeing the students' cards when the divisor was 3, Teacher A stopped to check whether a girl understands the question or not.

The task of monitoring continuing eligibility is somewhat easier in countries with interlinked administrative bases of individuals.

The scandal over Mr. Rice's abusive behavior put Mr. Christie in a tight political spot, and not only because of Dr. Barchi's task of managing the continuing complexities of a three-way deal that merges Rutgers with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and also transfers one of that university's three medical schools to Rowan University.