Sentence examples for task on issues from inspiring English sources
He admits it has been the most difficult aspect of his job, but it has not deterred him from taking the government to task on issues including underperforming academy trusts and, most recently, plans to expand grammar schools to benefit the poor, which he dismissed as "palpable tosh and nonsense".
I would however take you to task on one issue.
In his time Wilshaw has become a prominent media figure, publicly taking the government to task on contentious issues such as underperforming multi-academy trusts, and ministers will be hoping the new chief inspector is less fond of the limelight.
A Florida law student applauded Oliver's aggression in the interview, commenting, "I love the John Oliver actually challenges Snowden on some of the negative repercussions and takes him to task on those issues".
Mr. Obama has recently taken Mr. McCain to task on the issue.
Since Sandy's devastating storm, a number of prominent Democrats like Bill Clinton and Al Gore have talked about climate change, and taken Romney to task on the issue.
And off-screen, another group of teens is taking the government to task on an issue crucial to them: Climate change.
Policy makers and religious clerics in Islamic countries entrusted with the task of issuing guidelines or edicts on TOP must bear in mind that the suffering felt by mothers of anomalous foetuses is real and extremely stressful.
The Speaking Section is face-to-face, one-on-one interviews, and includes both monologue and dialogue tasks on various issues.
Using a questionnaire, the following topics were analysed in this study: profession/occupation; number of years involved in a designated task on patient safety issues; knowledge/overview of the county council's patient safety work; ability to influence this work; conditions for this work; and the importance of various factors for current and future levels of patient safety.
An overwhelming focus on task issues, as shown in Tables 1 and 2, could result in neglect of non-task issues such as collegiality, resulting in poor work relationships.
