Sentence examples for the task of ending from inspiring English sources

Our children are the next generation who must finish the task of ending extreme poverty.

For too long, the task of ending gender violence has been in women's hands, while men sought to man up in other ways.

Contemporary youth movements responding to police violence – the Millennial Activists United, Black Lives Matter, the Dream Defenders and others – lend a heightened sense of urgency to the task of ending these horrific practices.

No one has yet dared to set out ideas for how Labour rebuilds in Scotland, without which the task of ending the Tory run in power could be hopeless.

Merrill Lynch & Company has appointed Japanese executives to run its Japan business for the first time, giving them the task of ending losses at the only foreign-owned brokerage network aimed at individual investors.

The United Nations representative in the area, Mervyn Patterson, who heads a joint security commission with the task of ending armed clashes, found himself scrambling to quell the latest outbreaks.

Working with the Institute for Oriental Studies in Russia, they've been able to create a vibrant forum bringing together the warring parties in the country around the tasks of ending the war and resettlement; and also "constitution-building," understood as a political process not simply writing a constitution.

We need to pursue the impossible task of ending war, guns, drones, nuclear weapons, poverty, hunger, executions, environmental destruction, and all violence.

When Indian philosophers speak of intuitive knowledge, they are concerned with making room for it and demonstrating its possibility, with the help of logic and there, as far as they are concerned, the task of philosophy ends.

For those who have been here longer, the task of making ends meet is the biggest preoccupation.

The task of the judiciary ends once it appears that the legislative measure adopted is relevant or appropriate to the constitutional power which Congress exercises.