Sentence examples for tasked with supporting from inspiring English sources
Most housing associations now have teams of financial inclusion officers, tasked with supporting residents who are financially vulnerable.
MAPC has been tasked with supporting the town of Natick as they think through the redevelopment of their city center.
"But congrats to the State Department's new overlords tasked with supporting the principles of a free press and free expression.
The cost of conventional naval forces tasked with supporting Trident was estimated in 2007 by the then government to be about £30m a year.
Our Curator of the Cabinet of Curiosities is tasked with supporting this with the curation of a range of objects which will stimulate interest and encourage inquiry.
IAC will now be tasked with supporting Newsweek and The Daily Beast, which by most estimates lost $20 million and $10 million in 2010, respectively.
They also gave black troops — segregated from whites and often tasked with support roles away from combat — opportunities to prove their mettle.
A recent push has seen the creation of several political organizations tasked specifically with supporting trans candidates, like the Breakthrough Fund, the Victory Fund, or the NCTE's own PAC, the Action Fund.
His eyes have a tendency to bulge with excitement while he speaks, like a child beholding a ferocious animal at the zoo.Luján's childlike enthusiasm serves him well as he enters his second two-year term as chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), tasked with recruiting and supporting Democratic House candidates.
Between 2003 and 2010, scale-up was overseen by the Ministry of Health (MOH) but executed primarily by PEPFAR implementing partners, namely, non-government sub-contractors tasked with establishing and supporting (both materially and technically) HIV treatment services in government primary health facilities [ 27].
Senator John Cornyn of Texas, the No. 2 Senate Republican, who is formally tasked with assessing support within his caucus, bristled at any suggestion that he was putting his thumb on the scale.
