Sentence examples for the primary tasks of from inspiring English sources

SINCE one of the primary tasks of health insurance companies is to ration health care on the basis of cost, they are not among the most popular businesses in America.

Middle- and upper-class reformers believed that one of the primary tasks of the police was to reestablish political and social control over a population racked by ethnic and economic rivalries.

The primary tasks of the Liberal politicians, who ruled Bolivia until 1920 under the leadership of Ismael Montes (twice president: in 1904 08 and 1913 17), were to settle Bolivia's chronic border problems and to expand the communications network initiated by the Conservatives.

The police now have so many laws to enforce that they're beginning to neglect the primary tasks of protecting life and property.

Hanks, King, and Soames take one of the primary tasks of a theory of propositions to be the explanation of the representational properties of propositions.

Dissemination of information regarding radiation protection to all European countries (professionals, general population) is one of the primary tasks of the ESR.

It will require the primary task of all analysis, which is the making of distinctions.

Killing him appears to be the primary task of a secretive military organization known as Task Force 20.

Stemming the Democratic panic was the primary task of this speech.

For most of the twentieth century, the primary task of the child-welfare system was to keep families intact.

Over time, "maximizing shareholder value" became viewed as the primary task of the corporation.