Caring for the commons had to be a multiple task, organised from the ground up and shaped to cultural norms.
I was resigned to the tricky task of organising two different placements (one for each language), a task made more complicated by me being a wheelchair user.
By necessity, they must appeal to women and tackle the admittedly formidable task of organising new immigrants.
Vickery – who has the unenviable task of organising the lives and careers of a bunch of teenage boys – is sanguine.
After the second world war, he worked for six years as a translator for Unesco before in 1953 accepting the task of organising the banned Communist party in Madrid.
The task of organising a conference is being handed to Citizens UK, the community campaign group, and there are signs that some Conservative-led councils are likely to offer help.
That uncontrollable desire to get out in the snow and ski some stress away throws desperate students into the hard task of organising their own ski trip with the miserable few in the need for a break.
This year's chief sparrow, Bryan Marsh, stood up well to the difficult task of organising this boisterous group of golfers and the final act of his year was to arrange the annual migration for two or three days.
She decided to duck out of the programme for a year in 2006, when she faced the equally demanding task of organising her wedding.After all that effort, there is no guarantee of success.
One of the ways a hacker can endear himself to his fellow golfers, and there aren't many, is to take on the onerous task of organising an away trip.
For companies whose core task is "organising the world's knowledge", each of these ventures fits into the long-term game plan, expanding on its core competency of machine learning by organising data in various forms (whether it's the physical layout of a road or the conditions in your house) and turning it into knowledge.
