The various tasks of each government official add up to the ultimate task of upholding the laws of the land.
That's pretty much the ultimate task of an artist: to question an object in space and time, and make the audience think about the object's origins and place.
"The ultimate task of architecture is to act in favor of human beings," Mr. Fitch said in the newly revised and updated edition of his 1947 work, "American Building: The Environmental Forces That Shape It" (Oxford University Press, 1999), written with William Bobenhausen.
Wellek and Warren describe tasks such as authenticating manuscripts and establishing an author and date, as important ones without which "critical analysis and historical understanding would be hopelessly handicapped"; however, these tasks should be preliminary to the "ultimate task of scholarship", analysis, and not a goal in themselves.
The ultimate task of multiscale modeling is not just about developing models at different scales but to link them in a consistent manner, so that the information from a lower scale can be carried into the simplified model at a higher scale.
Connecting their purposes, however, needs to be their ultimate task if the world is to avoid the catastrophe of unchecked proliferation.
It is suggested that the 'self' forms the stem of understanding the 'other', and is therefore processed regardless of ultimate task demands; in contrast, the 'other' perspective is only processed when explicitly required.
This is the ultimate task and purpose of Bildung.
It is then the management's ultimate task (owner/president/team manager/head coach) to decide on the level of tolerance of each player's assessed risk.
