Sentence examples for task who from inspiring English sources

So here was the task: who would dive in there and open the bolt on the safety valve?

Thus we are seeking adopters whose life experience has equipped them for this task, who have confidence in themselves and who help their child to feel that the world is a safe place.

Starting in 1981, Mischel sent out a questionnaire to all the reachable parents, teachers, and academic advisers of the six hundred and fifty-three subjects who had participated in the marshmallow task, who were by then in high school.

What, in the British Government's view, are the structures equal to this immense task, who will lead the work and how will the House be assured that this vital work is being done?" He was echoed by Labour's Dan Jarvis, an Iraq war veteran, who asked: "May I push the Foreign Secretary a little further on any international stabilisation force?

CPM job diversity was probably more wide ranging in the CRO environment at the time compared with the large pharmaceutical companies, where additional staff resources were less of a problem and many of the (CRO) CPM's duties would naturally fall to, say, a person allocated a given task who oversaw that task for a whole group of studies.

After you successfully navigate a volunteer task, who do you think they'll think of next time?

This goes both for the type of tasks (who does the laundry and washes up? Who takes out the bins?) and the quantity of time spent doing them.

At the moment, there are a lot of people tied up with fairly mundane tasks who have opinions and abilities to make people feel better.

Evgeny Minchenko, a political scientist in Moscow, told me, "These are trusted people, who will stick with Putin until the end, to whom he can assign certain tasks, who won't get frightened by external pressure".

He also got on brilliantly with Mandy, a woman sent by the care agency to help with various tasks who became a friend, and helped her young son with his school history projects.

Consider a human facing a variety of physically or cognitively demanding tasks, who then performs these tasks in a sequence that has been determined either strategically or arbitrarily.