Sentence examples for task to move from inspiring English sources
Into this environment comes Sperling, intent on a single task: to move forward using only some transparent plastic cartons for support, without ever touching the ground himself.
It must be every leader's task to move beyond easy outrage and take on the difficult job of understanding and defending a community so vulnerable to sudden outbreaks of hostility and terror.
Slowly, we gave them the task to move step-by-step more forward and get more confident the longer they were in the game and put Mexico under pressure.
Mr. Gordon noted that it is a difficult political task to move impoverished people out of these hazardous areas that they have come to think of as their homes.
"Britain faced an enormous task: To move from an aristocratic political economy to a democratic, industrial one.
Kristol says that it's a hard task to move Egypt from a friendly dictatorship to a friendly liberal democracy, but the U.S. has done it before and if the administration can "pull it off" it will be a "great accomplishment".
Software programming, call centres and data-centre management were the first tasks to move, followed by more complex ones such as medical diagnoses and analytics for investment banks.As in manufacturing, the labour-cost arbitrage in services is rapidly eroding, leaving firms with all the drawbacks of distance and ever fewer cost savings to make up for them.
After successfully defending the Martuni region, Melkonian's fighters were tasked to move to capture the region of Kelbajar, where the incursions and artillery shelling were said to have been coming from.
For conservatives, the first task is to move the debate beyond its politically ruinous confines.
Mrs May will be challenging parliament to legislate for the idea of Brexit when the urgent task is to move from theory to practice.
The task is to move the financial system away from its fixation with property lending and on to a new basis in which it supports more innovation and business investment.
