Sentence examples for task to assist from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this though gives them a keener empathy in addressing LLUK's other immediate task, to assist the government's response to the recession.

While Immigration Minister John McCallum has not yet said how many Yazidis his government will usher in, he told Parliament on Monday that his department recently deployed a team to assess the Yazidi situation in the Iraq region, and emphasized that it won't be an easy task to assist those who are stuck in remote combat zones.

The Eastern Band of the Cherokee, the national chapters of the American Legion, The Veterans of Foreign Wars, and both legislatures in North Carolina and New York have undertaken the task to assist in securing the final piece of documentation that confirms the medals belong to George.

There was also an optional task to assist the user in retrieving the most relevant articles for a given gene.

It is a daunting task to assist the people in these rural villages but to do so it's necessary to be always ready to respond and to plan in advance.

This paper highlights these applications and their tasks to assist new WMAD users in quickly becoming proficient in using WMAD for data management.

This paper presents the main concepts of DOSDE, its features, examples of implementation, and how one can use its embedded knowledge, on a domain and its tasks, to assist in the software development activities.

Now we were tasked to assist the Marines as they marched north toward Baghdad.

"Among other things, the members of this small unit are tasked to assist the Service in better understanding radicalization and terrorism," the posting says.

No wonder that, as the project has grown and begun to take up the time of hand-picked Yale faculty and factota, and as other Yale faculty have been tasked to assist the new Singapore hires during an orientation in New Haven, two-thirds of the 150 professors who showed up at a Yale College Faculty meeting last month forced the matter onto the agenda of this Thursday's meeting.

Families, societies and communities may also suffer the burden as they may be required to give up their time to perform certain tasks to assist or care for the person with VI.