Sentence examples for were tasked from inspiring English sources
noun
A piece of work done as part of one's duties.
Firearms officers were tasked to intercept them.
The two men were tasked with accompanying Hitler everywhere.
Trusts were tasked with ensuring 98% of patients were seen in this time.
The men of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment were tasked with damping down a growing insurgency.
"What you, my friend, were tasked to do, you have done and done beautifully," he said.
F.B.I. field offices were "tasked" to increase surveillance on known terrorists.
They were tasked only with determining whether a shooting was "justified" or "not justified".
"Me and my guys were tasked to get in, clear the other guys and recover.
On Monday, the authorities were tasked with deciding how exactly to cover the statues.
Just 14 minutes later our celebrities were tasked with their first "Bushtooker trials".
"Sometimes our church leaders forget, we were tasked to do these things by the church.
