Sentence examples for task of furthering from inspiring English sources

His country could not concentrate on his task of furthering Europe's ever-closer union, he implied, unless it had sealed the latest chapter in the slow divorce between its two linguistic communities.

Charged by law with managing Islam, the department has been enshrined in the Constitution ever since the country's first military coup in 1961, with the present Constitution, a relic of the 1982 coup, explicitly charging it with the task of furthering national unity.

I genuinely believe he may indeed be up to the task of furthering the protection of the religious freedom of the cadets, staff, and faculty at West Point.

"Let's do away with all the firearms" prematurely ends a needed conversation with the proffering of a nearly logistically impossible task, instead of furthering movement toward a more harmonious dynamic.

Assign each group the task of further investigating one of the categories listed on the board during the warm-up activity.

But the only procedures it specifically excludes from reimbursement are organ transplants, leaving to the states the task of further defining an emergency.

Perturbed by the queen's lukewarm commitment to the God-given task of further reform, puritans offered a robust critique of the religious proclivities of the regime.

He was accompanied by his new editor at U.S. News, Brian Kelly, whose predecessor, Brian Duffy, had left a few weeks earlier, to write a book, and perhaps to escape the grim task of further winnowing the magazine's staff.

The defense also has the task of further trying to defuse the prosecution's disclosure that Mr. Taubman held 12 private meetings with his former Christie's counterpart, Sir Anthony Tennant, who has been indicted on charges of hatching the scheme with him.

It is a task of further research to assess more nuanced social and ethical implications of the transition.

Resources are gobbled up by gigantic multinational "defense" companies dedicated to the task of further, trampling warfare, while withholding anything like the quantity of resources needed for the task of repairing the wreckage they themselves have caused.