Sentence examples for task that governments from inspiring English sources

Mobiles are often shared.Many carriers grumble at the huge task that governments are giving them.

Their pleas raised the stakes of success for a task that government officials and experts described as herculean.

Rapid, mass dispensing of post-exposure prophylactic medications to the residents of a large urban area is obviously a task that government alone would be unable to manage successfully, and it is equally obvious that the consequences of failure could be devastating.

But her greatest challenge may be piecing together Thailand's fractured society, a task that eluded the four governments that came after the 2006 coup.

But her greatest challenge may be piecing together Thailand's fractured society, a task that eluded the four governments since the 2006 coup.

Russia has hosted the Olympics once before, in 1980, but has not hosted a World Cup, a monumental task that will require the government to spend millions on infrastructure.

Such a proposal takes climate science seriously: it is built with the understanding that the country needs to reduce its carbon emissions by 45percentt in just twelve years, a task that is unachievable without government action.

Overcoming that legacy is a task that would tax any successor government.

Mr. Schwarz's lawyer, Ronald Fischetti, took the unusual step in his opening statement of saying that he would undertake the burden of proof in the case -- a task that normally falls on the government -- and prove Mr. Schwarz's innocence.

Mr. Putin deepened the suspense by saying that he was skipping a meeting of the Group of 8 leaders at Camp David because he would be busy completing the new government — a task that is technically a duty of the prime minister, Dmitri A. Medvedev.

This is a task that requires collaborations between local government and local, regional and international non-governmental organisation, such as WHO.