Sentence examples for taskforce together from inspiring English sources

Black's background and experience contained clues about the ethos of loyalty and comradeship that held the taskforce together in the Falklands campaign.

In the meantime, the NUS will be working as part of a taskforce – together with Universities UK, HEFCE, UKBA, London Metropolitan University and others – to help the students affected.

Deputy Mayor of London Richard Barnes said the strides Bexley had made with the launch of the taskforce, together with the efforts under the Met-wide Operation Ferrous, delivered "a forceful message to those intent on carrying out such malicious theft and sabotage that it will not be tolerated".

The taskforce – together with the First Lady's office and civil society partners –  have worked together to plan the campaign, which will grant annual awards to those schools making progress in retaining girl pupils.

The taskforce brought together several government departments – the Department of Justice, Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine – as well as the attorney general's office and the police.

The new Somali government has enthusiastically embraced the new deal and created a taskforce, bringing together the government, lead donors (the US, UK, EU, Norway and Denmark), the World Bank and civil society.

New civil penalties for employers who break the rules will be fast-tracked and a new Employers Taskforce, bringing together the CBI, TUC, and government will help develop ways to drive out bad practice.

Headed by Professor Alan Fells AO, the Taskforce brings together a range of government agencies, to find ways to identify and prevent migrant worker exploitation.

This new taskforce will bring together all the agencies we need to tackle rough sleeping as we will only make a difference through close partnership.

The cabinet has decided to set up a taskforce, which brings together five government departments and the Irish police, and will be chaired by Simon Coveney, minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).

About a year ago, our CEO John Swainson pulled together a taskforce.