Sentence examples for was tasked with implementing from inspiring English sources

Several years ago, I embedded with U.S. troops in Kandahar, Afghanistan, and spent time with a unit that was tasked with implementing the directives from a set of trainings known as "Commander's Guide to Money as a Weapons System".

After selling another company, Kronenberg stayed on-board, acting as the company's CTO where he was tasked with implementing an off-the-shelf field management tool, which cost hundreds of thousands and six months to implement.

The newly created Moroccan Ministry for Moroccans Residing Abroad and Migration Affairs (MCMREAM) was tasked with implementing the National Strategy on Immigration and Asylum (SNIA), elaborating laws on asylum, human trafficking and immigration, and overseeing integration measures in the health, labor and education sectors.

In 2007, the Canadian government accepted this recommendation, and NWMO was tasked with implementing the recommendation.

As banquet manager, Zabawa says she was tasked with implementing the new policy.

And then, whoever is tasked with implementing their implementation of the first committee's recommendations.

The magazine division will house 10 key titles, including T3, Total Film, Guitarist and Mac Life, and 150 publications in total, and is tasked with implementing "tight management of the decline in revenue".

This fearmongering, played up for the public, has also been treated as a call to arms by the law-enforcement agents who work for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE and Customss and Border Protection (C.B.P .. (C.B.P. is tasked with implementing the travel ban at the nation's points of entry. Both C.B.P. and ICE are overseen by D.H.S).

In addition, she is tasked with implementing several stipulations, including finding a way to evaluate banks' creditworthiness without relying on the three major credit agencies.

In a study with similar aims, Sofou and Tsafos (2009) interviewed 11 early childhood teachers in Greece who were tasked with implementing a newly created national curriculum for preschool.

They will be applied, the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (which is tasked with implementing the directive, as part of its overall responsibility on the digital economy) said, as "a last resort and will not apply to operators [that] have assessed the risks adequately, taken appropriate security measures and engaged with regulators but still suffered an attack".