Sentence examples for task to produce from inspiring English sources

It then becomes the industry's task to produce foods that achieve the FSO.

In fact, it would be built to carry out only one task: to produce perfectly roasted coffee beans – in outer space.

The Local Urban Observatory of Mexicali has the task to produce information about cities that is useful to design public policies.

If it was ever a daunting task to produce a full sequel to the original Dark Souls, developer From Software didn't let it show by delivering a largely uncompromised successor to the series' brutal legacy.

World agriculture faces a challenging task to produce 70% more food for an additional 2.3 billion people by 2050 FAO 20099).

Since the technocratic approach assumes that an intervention aims to produce a certain outcome, then the ascription of responsibility is preordained to taking upon one's shoulder the task to produce (in the sense of bringing into existence) the desired outcome.

Billy Elliot director Steven Daldry, London 2012's executive director of ceremonies, said the task of putting on "the greatest shows on earth" - albeit with a budget of £81m - equated the task to producing 165 West End musicals at the same time.

Javier Solana, the EU's foreign policy chief, should initiate an independent study tasked to produce a new transatlantic policy, backed by Washington's full engagement and strong EU conditionality, which can lead to deeper and broader international involvement in Bosnia.

Senate Finance Committee Chairman Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), tasked to produce nearly a third of the original entitlement savings, is struggling to win the votes for a complex bill that would simultaneously expand Medicaid for hurricane evacuees and hold off on a substantial cut in payments to physicians for Medicare treatment while cutting the growth of both programs overall.

These claims about the reliability of machine scoring of writing are usually based on specific and constrained writing tasks, and there is reason for asking whether machine scoring of writing requires specific and constrained tasks to produce results that mimic human judgements.

A business process is a set of activities or tasks to produce a specific output [18].