Sentence examples for taskforce represents from inspiring English sources

Williams tells us now that the taskforce represents "an effort to provide users with a better experience and to show them our efforts in securing it".

Members of Bloomberg's taskforce represent companies ranging from mining giant BHP Billiton to the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.

The MDG gap taskforce has stated that this failure, "represents a significant gap in achieving the global partnership for development envisaged in MDG8".

The non-profit NCUB, which represents around 100 companies and universities, established a cross-sector taskforce in July 2013 to promote innovation and sustainability in the UK's agri-food sector.

The implementation of the Taskforce recommendations across the complex landscape of acute hospital care in the UK represents a challenging programme of change management that has three more or less distinct phases.

The event at Bishop Challoner, set up by Nick Chambers of the Education and Employers Taskforce, represents the starting point for a national project - bringing speakers from a range of professions into schools.

News that the US military has sent a 150-strong taskforce of specialists to Jordan, represented a form of escalation, he said.

A total of 53 sets of minutes, representing all of the taskforce meetings held between Sept 2000 and July 2004 were reviewed.

The Taskforce is a collection of stakeholders representing various global, regional and country networks with the shared goal of coordinating and catalysing actions to develop pharmacy education.

Lane Fox will be supported by a taskforce and her brief will be to represent the estimated 6 million adults who are not online.

Instead a taskforce will be sent in to look at the city's plans for improvement.