Sentence examples for taskforce with from inspiring English sources

Cable will establish a local taskforce with Kent county council to work with Pfizer and the new local enterprise partnership.

Apart from the US, the Australian federal government in June announced the creation of a Web 2.0 taskforce (with funding from Microsoft).

Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, outlined plans to set up a new energy jobs taskforce with the aim of maintaining jobs and mitigating the impact of losses.

After the leak of a cache of data from the Panama based law firm Mossack Fonseca by the Guardian and other media in April, the UK government ordered the creation of a multiagency Panama Papers taskforce with funding of £10m.

New leads are understood to have come from information obtained by the UK taskforce, with ministers saying it had acquired "high-quality, significant and credible data on offshore activity in Panama".

Medway is aiming for the elite tier - its objectives 'no litter; no concrete jungle; no waste; no traffic jams.' To reach those goals, it is looking to appoint an assistant director for its frontline taskforce, with a pay package of up to £80,000.

In March of last year, the bureau pulled the plug on the project, leaving the truth about the most high-profile year for police killings in US history – the truth about fatal police violence – to discarded spreadsheets, bad numbers and acronymed taskforces with little to show.

The paper's actual April fool is in fact the resolutely unfunny "Government to appoint 'Lights Tsar' to get Britain switching off", which explains how "ministers are stepping up efforts to cut Britain's energy usage ahead of a looming power crunch, with the creation of a taskforce charged with switching off the country's lights".

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".

It was expecting that the private sector would help to address the issues that the taskforce dealt with, but it now seems clear that it will not, with a notable exception – a loan from Société Générale, BNP Paribas and Santander to Fair Finance earlier this year to roll out the organisation's east London operation in other deprived UK areas.

While a taskforce meets with ambassadors and diplomats, another group is involved planning the next protest action.