Sentence examples similar to we are tasked with judging from inspiring English sources

As we've noted before, ratings agencies are tasked with judging how financially sound borrowers are, but they have historically been poor predictors of sovereign debt defaults and (especially) currency crises.

Groups of grant applications from these categories are typically reviewed together, and study sections are tasked with judging them differently than those from experienced researchers.

But my favorite job was at Housing Works, where I stood at the sluice gates of the incoming book donations and was tasked with judging which ones would be elevated to the shelves on the book floor.

The seven justices have been tasked with judging whether or not the state's failing pension systems can be saved by adopting the 2013 pension reform law.

Media regulator Ofcom is tasked with judging whether a company is "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license — something of keen interest to Murdoch, who owns a hefty chunk of the highly lucrative satellite broadcaster BSkyB.

Or, in the case of a 15-year old girl with anorexia nervosa who, against her parents' wishes, refuses to be tube fed, the treating pediatrician could be tasked with judging whether the girl is competent to refuse the proposed treatment.

We are tasked with defining and enforcing these laws.

We are tasked with breaking that mould and replacing it with something new and positive".

Now we are tasked with finishing the job.

We're tasked with planning and completing projects together.

Judges are tasked with imposing sentences that take into account all circumstances of a defendant's offense and history to find a sentence sufficient but not greater than necessary to achieve the goals of sentencing.