Sentence examples for tasked with producing from inspiring English sources

They had been sent to Britain in 1965 by African National Congress (ANC) leader Oliver Tambo, tasked with producing propaganda showing that the fight against apartheid wasn't over.

They've been tasked with producing a game that moves the Halo franchise forward, while remaining true to the expectations of its fan base and its legacy.

It is understood that Ofcom no longer envisages recommending the creation of a specific body tasked with producing, distributing or funding public service content.

The way out, in part, was a special select committee tasked with producing a bipartisan plan to reduce the deficit by around $4 trillion over 10 years.

It transpired that after the national strike had ended, West Mercia police had been tasked with producing evidence of violence and intimidation by the pickets, and had interviewed more than 800 potential witnesses in their hunt to find it.

A committee of the parliament led by two Indigenous MPs – the Liberal party's Ken Wyatt and Labor senator Nova Peris – has been tasked with producing the specific wording for the change.

Then it goes to the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP), which is tasked by government with producing information for professionals and the public on the performance not only of heart surgeons but more recently others too.

A Ministry of Defence [MoD] spokesman said it "condemned" the incidents and had made clear the training "will not be repeated at Bassingbourn". "Following the conclusion of the training the prime minister tasked the MoD with producing a report on the programme and the defence secretary has now presented its findings to the House of Commons," he said.

Finally, it would task CBP with producing a report on migrant crossing deaths (including its plans to reduce deaths) and require a GAO study of federal immigration enforcement "use of force" policies, practices and training.

They are also tasked with completing a fully produced video segment introducing themselves and telling us about their interest in lunar exploration.

Nitin, a primary school art teacher, was tasked with interviewing the colleague and producing sketches that would be used to identify the perpetrators.