Sentence examples for task of delivering from inspiring English sources

Oxford ornithologist Thomas Wills is engaged for the task of delivering the birds to Cape Town.

For Theresa May and the Conservatives, the painstaking task of delivering Brexit has begun – or at least it should have.

Many experts argue the Coalition's climate policy is expensive and not up to the task of delivering Australia's Paris commitments.

Mr. O'Neal had the unpleasant task of delivering the stunningly bad news to investors through conference calls with analysts.

For now, Mr Rudd's government faces the more mundane task of delivering its first budget in May.

He is also entrusted with the thankless task of delivering a few high-handed speeches defending the importance of an informed populace.

But he acknowledged that the recent weakness in demand would "make the task of delivering our first-quarter sales outlook more challenging".

On Tuesday, Mr. Hatoyama had the unpleasant task of delivering the bad news, acknowledging that moving the base off Okinawa was unrealistic.

Tasked with responsibility of delivering the commencement address for the University of Maryland University College Class of 2011, actor Richard T. Jones, best known for his roles in the Why Did I Get Married films, attempted -- with limited success -- to improvise his way to inspiring remarks.

BlackBerry's first task is to decide which way to jump – Papageorgiou's sums were seemingly based on it going down the stickers path – before knuckling down to the task of actually delivering that value.

At the same time, he separated as different tasks the technical problem of delivering a message from the process of understanding what that message means, allowing engineers to focus on the message delivery system.