Sentence examples for who task from inspiring English sources

In September 2015, a WHO task force drew up guidelines for work related to public health emergencies.

This approach has since been criticised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) task force (Lochman et al. 2015), mainly due to the research on SMD being in its early days, mostly focussed in the USA, and the adaptation to DMDD without adequate peer-reviewed research and limited support for DMDD in field trials.

They're making huge cuts in the number of their employees -- but only those who task on the lines, not those in executive suites.

In the African region, for example, the regional WHO Task Force on Immunization (TFI) issued a statement in 2002 recommending the use of AD syringes for national immunization programs.

In 2008, the WHO's Ethics and Health Team established a WHO task force to address ethical issues in TB care and control programmes.

A WHO task group estimated that between 100 and 2,400 childhood cases per year worldwide could be attributable to magnetic field exposure above 0.3 μT [ 25].

Written in the passive voice typical of such documents, the statement raises the question of who "tasked" such an undertaking.

Atta and Jarrah are then approached by al-Qaida's military commander Khalid Sheik Mohammed who tasks them with the plan to attack the US using planes.

A key influence was Gong Xiangrui, a law professor who tasked Li and Yang with translating an English textbook on constitutional law by Lord Denning.

Otherwise we won't know who tasked him".

Creswell's posting to this role was made upon the request of Jeffery, who tasked him with reducing the wing's rate of flying accidents.