Sentence examples for tasked with doing from inspiring English sources

It's also boring for the lawyers (or others) tasked with doing it.

Who is tasked with doing them – clearly not everyone – and how are they held accountable?

The latter is indeed what a defenceman – especially a marquee one – is normally tasked with doing.

"But that often happens when you are tasked with doing very difficult things". Eric Schmitt contributed reporting for this article.

"I was tasked with doing research, getting an edge," said Mr. Smith, the first former Galleon employee to testify in the insider trading case against Mr. Rajaratnam.

Cornell undergraduates aren't just tasked with doing rote experiments or library work they have a direct impact on cutting-edge research across disciplines.

Singh says owners Venky's have tasked him with "doing whatever he has to do" to win promotion .

Since being elected last year, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has tasked Freeland with doing the heavy lifting to get the deal done.

"We were tasked with how do you engage the public with the research of the UK Space Agency," Matthew Rosier explains to The Creators Project.

Split the 'doing' from the 'defining.' When we try to combine spelling out the task with doing it, we can get lost.

The government has retreated quietly into a corner and allowed the Oath Keepers to prevent them from doing the job that American tax payers task them with doing.