Sentence examples for task to deal from inspiring English sources

However, it is a complex task to deal with the conflicting aspects of sustainable development.

Rather, he said, it was the court's task to deal with the conflict over foreign policy.

It is Marty's unpleasant task to deal with Clayton's request for a cash advance - a demand both men are aware could look like blackmail.

The allocation of hospital funding for new and expanded clinical programs can be a difficult but most important task to deal with during the development of the operating plan (budget).

"You've got this herculean task to deal with next year's deficit," said Lydia L. Ramos, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles Unified School District, the nation's second-largest after New York City.

It is a challenging task to deal with this situation because the ranging error characteristics under LOS and NLOS conditions are quite different.

But in November, when the United States launched a "strategic dialogue" with the kingdom, none of six U.S.-Saudi discussion groups were tasked to deal with political reform.

The dossier names Igor Diveikin, a senior official in the political department of Putin's office, as tasked to deal with the US election.

The scale of the disaster was such that international law and international organisations tasked to deal with refugees were urgently created and quickly evolved to become the foundation that is still relied upon today.

For that purpose every regional department of the KGB had a "first section" tasked to deal with foreigners once they get to the "territory" of the region, and Putin himself spent a few years in this section in St Petersburg.

The court martial in Bulford, Wiltshire, was told that the three marines, who can be identified only as Marines A, B and C, were part of a patrol tasked to deal with an insurgent hit in a helicopter attack in Helmand in September 2011.