Sentence examples for tough task of getting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gaitskell has the tough task of getting the Oct. Party conference to accept his leadership on 2 points, nuclear defense, and redrafting of the nationalization clause Five out of Six unions have voted against tampering with this clause and voted for nuclear, disarmament - the decision that Bevan argued against.

Ashley Wagner and Gracie Gold have a tough task to get back the third spot that was once the birthright of United States women, needing a combined placement of 13 or better (finishing fifth and eighth, for example).

The Sharks will face a tough task to get their Salford City Stadium record started with a win as Saracens arrive off the back of a thumping 40-3 victoverover London Irish at Twickenham.

Why, you may ask, is Joseph Lieberman having such a tough time with the simple task of getting himself renominated for the Senate seat he has held for the past seventeen years?

By Hendrik Hertzberg Why, you may ask, is Joseph Lieberman having such a tough time with the simple task of getting himself renominated for the Senate seat he has held for the past seventeen years?

In 2014 the talks will get down to the tough task of trading concessions.

It gives you strength for the last kick," Robinson replied, now fully warmed to his task of getting inside La Motta's tough nut of a head.

Online comparisons, ratings and other unbiased information have made the tough task of selling tougher still.

On Tuesday, they faced the tough task of saying goodbye to their new friends.

The endowment now faces the tough task of determining which groups are most deserving.

Now Cook and Ive face the tough task of satisfying people in 2014.