Sentence examples for the taskforce which from inspiring English sources

Byrne will chair the taskforce which will also include Alan Buckle, the global deputy chairman of KPMG, the chief executive of Daylesford Organic, and representatives from Unison and the TUC.

The taskforce, which was set up by NHS England in January to develop the next cancer strategy, said that with survival rates also increasing each year more and more people were living with cancer.

Simon Coveney, Ireland's minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, welcomed the agreement reached by the taskforce, which was set up after the Guardian published an investigation on 2 November revealing allegations of exploitation and human trafficking for cheap labour in the fishing sector.

By the time she took over three years ago, the scale of the initiative had shrunk, and she admits that there had been a "drop in momentum", but Blair was keen to reinvigorate the concept before his departure and relaunched it under her lead as the taskforce, which he brought back into the Cabinet Office from the deputy prime minister's department, albeit with a much smaller staff.

Explaining his decision to leave the taskforce, which was introduced in 2013, Bernstein said: "I've resigned for two reasons.

The taskforce, which is led by Fifa vice-president Shaikh Salman, is due to announce the conclusion of its discussions and a timetable in March 2015.

I have no faith whatever in the credibility of this taskforce, which was fully funded by the fracking industry.

The day before the first arrivals, Humza Yousaf, the chair of the refugee taskforce which has coordinated the resettlement programme, and the Scottish government's only Muslim minister, confirmed that he had informed the police of the Islamophobic abuse he received on social media.

They have set up what they call the Tripoli Taskforce, which is supposed to secure the city, provide protection for government officials and keep looters away from museums and archives.

As a tourism matter, it fell to the tourism minister, Michela Vittoria Brambilla, to launch the new taskforce, which will be made up of a group of young journalists and communications experts with two duties: to monitor foreign press everywhere in the world, "from Japan to Peru", and "to bombard those newsrooms with truthful and positive news".

The UUK taskforce, which was set up following government intervention, acknowledged that staff-to-student sexual harassment needed to be further addressed, along with online harassment and hate crimes on the grounds of race.