Sentence examples for that he assigned from inspiring English sources
After that, he assigned me to the Washington bureau and I continued to produce for a few subsequent years for science and tech stories while I was doing my Ph.D. at College Park.
In an interview with The Indianapolis Star, Mr. Wineburg said that he assigned Mr. Zinn's book in his own classes.
Collins said that he assigned the duty of telling Hawes he was not starting to the assistant Jeff Capel.
In accordance with the goal that he assigned to philosophy, Epicurus's teaching had a dogmatic character, in substance if not in form.
Hegel's impact is most evident in Hirsch's method and in the task that he assigned to the philosophy of religion the transformation of religious consciousness into conceptual truth.
"I divided each fish into three sections: head, tail and body," he said, explaining that he assigned specific parts to different areas of Dean's face.
Making his point, Mr. Hoffmann said that he assigns security officers to be present outside of parties, especially when the events appear to be winding down.
The first of these explains the importance that he assigns to intuition, imagination, synesthesia, and the thrilling necessity for the artist to plunge himself into the world about him.
The Chief does have extra power within the Court, in that he assigns which Justices will write the opinions and runs the conference in which cases are discussed, and you could imagine Scalia withholding cases from O'Connor because she favors the kind of incremental solutions and compromise positions and balancing tests that he, in his absolutism, hates.
For example, it is clear from the earlier discussion of Nietzsche's critique of morality that he assigns great intrinsic value to the flourishing of higher men.
Even though Saka agrees with Washington that quotation marks 'announce 'I am not (merely) using expression X; I am also mentioning it' (Saka 1998, p. 127)', he differs from Washington in that he assigns them a genuine syntactic and semantic function (Saka, 1998, p. 128).
