Sentence examples for tasking from inspiring English sources

In December, it emerged that Desmond was once again looking at testing the market for a potential sale of the four titles, tasking his usual City adviser, Barclays, to sound out prospective suitors.

While the review found the initial response in tasking the navy vessel and later escalating the response was "appropriate", it made recommendations relating to inter-agency communication.

In the British context, sending ministers or the prime minister to the House of Commons before European councils would probably turn into a circus.More promising is the idea of tasking members of the British Parliament to track EU legislation from much earlier on, while it is still in the legislative pipeline.

Twelve years ago, "tasking orders" (ie, the assignment of particular targets to particular aircrew) were generally compiled day-by-day.

His name appeared on 334 of the 8,000 "tasking" notes that police seized from the private investigator.

"Single tasking magically gives you back time in the day.

Managing this constant and mounting demand often involves switching tasks or multi-tasking, and the job never quite feels done.

Forget multi-tasking, and practise estimating how long a task will take you.

The improvement in multi-tasking was so great that the amount of cognitive effort required by the oldies after their training was no more than if they were in their 20s and playing the game for the first time.

Its portability is perfectly suited to modern lifestyles unsatisfied by mono-tasking.

Executing habitual behaviors or multi-tasking can lead to absentmindedness.