Sentence examples for tasks decided from inspiring English sources

But House Republicans, worried about possible accusations of leaving town without completing their tasks, decided to approve keeping those government departments functioning only day by day and, then, opted to stay in town.

Gonzalez says he carefully prioritizes his tasks, deciding what is possible to get done in a given week and what isn't.

Reusing classes and hierarchies greatly reduces the effort needed by medically qualified personnel, which only participated in curation tasks (deciding the most suitable hierarchy in case of multiple options, positioning a new concept and revising the complete ontology).

Residents sip beers, swap news from the block, and begin embarking on yet another daunting task: deciding what comes next.

But as with the other characteristics of this expansion, policymakers have a hard task deciding when that limit is.

Kenny received a standing ovation from union leaders inside the hall, but now finds a tough task deciding if he can water down the proposals enough to make them acceptable.

Your task: Decide whether the line of dialogue cited is lowbrow "Hillbilly Handfishin' " talking or highbrow TV. 1) WHAT IS SAID "Do not let him know that you're worried.

In the last few years it has been a constantly evolving task deciding which character in Joseph Heller's novel Catch-22 the England cricket team and its massed corporate hierarchy most resemble.

Alternatively, in the self-triggered policy, each control task decides its progress.

Philiastides et al. [88] conducted an EEG experiment where subjects had to do a perceptual decision making task, deciding whether there was a face in the shown stimulus (faces in the stimuli had different coherence levels).

Participants performing an arithmetic-verification task decide whether the probe is the correct result of the arithmetic operation stated by the cue pair or not.