Sentence examples for task of retaining from inspiring English sources

But since the squad he has inherited are patently not up to the task of retaining the title, the summer was a time when Moyes should have thrown off his conservative instincts.

England are the current holders following their triumph in the West Indies two years ago and begin their task of retaining the trophy on Friday against Afghanistan.

"This will enable management and players to focus completely on the task of retaining our place in the Championship for the 2012-13 season".

However, the 61-year-old has now been given the task of retaining Pools' league status by owners TMH 2014 Ltd. "The last thing you want is to be remembered for something stupid with the FA," Moore told BBC Tees.

Mourinho will be happier with the point but there was frustration for Moyes, who would have hoped to make a winning start at Old Trafford as he starts the task of retaining the Premier League won by Ferguson before his retirement.

When the 2014 version goes on sale in the spring, it will face the delicate task of retaining the faithful while luring mainstream buyers.

Chelsea had the opportunity to open up the sort of gap that would leave the reigning champions with a mountainous task to retain their crown.

The Coalition holds 12 out of 15 lower house seats in the state but it will be a tough task to retain them all.

This theme illustrates the significance of teacher-structured learning environments for (a) the completion of tasks, (b) retaining a high motivation and engagement by students, and (c) ensuring a collaborative environment where there is high degree of trust by the students.

Currently, the detection of retained wood is a frequent but challenging task in emergency care.

Open wound care is one of the most frequent tasks in emergency care, while being closely related to the possibility of retained foreign bodies [1, 2].