Sentence examples for the task of examining from inspiring English sources

It certainly makes the task of examining the hard drive much more expensive.

And I for one would like to see Hamid bring his considerable talents to the task of examining those causes in greater detail.

This happens every once in a while, and it happens most noticeably when there is a presidential campaign going on, and we are at least nominally charged with the task of examining our national values and goals.

The judge leading the public inquiry into undercover policing is deliberating on a crucial issue - just how "public" his inquiry is going to be? Lord Justice Pitchford has been given the task of examining the undercover infiltration of political groups since 1968.

The revival of the Independent Monitoring Commission (IMC), which had the task of examining the status of the IRA and loyalist paramilitary ceasefires before devolution was restored nearly a decade ago, has been mooted as one possible route to rebuild the unionist community's trust and act as a deterrent force against future ceasefire breaches.

Furthermore, further research is also required to address the task of examining preventative methods used in university institutions to reduce levels of academic dishonesty.

East Timor has begun the difficult task of examining the terrible crimes committed by Indonesia during its 24-year occupation, and seeking national reconciliation for those Timorese who were involved.

This guidance gave direction to the students in the novel task of examining art in a science class and, moreover, prompted students to plumb the complexity of the artworks, which had been chosen for their ability to captivate and to be open to multiple interpretations.

To examine this possibility, we remove the combinatorial task of examining each of the possible mapping between the points, by assuming a bijection F which contains the optimal mapping.

There is also constant satellite coverage of major suspect areas in Iran, and some American analysts were assigned the difficult task of examining footage in the hope of finding air vents — signs, perhaps, of an underground facility in lightly populated areas.

It is understood that a supervised team of "paralegals" – who are not professional lawyers – have been given the legal task of examining every request and making a decision on whether to approve it.