Sentence examples for who tasks from inspiring English sources

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.

While her pretty sister Nettie (Joaquina Kalukango) is allowed to finish her schooling, Celie is married off to the cruel Mister (Isaiah Johnson), who tasks her with chores and the rearing of his unruly children.

American photojournalist Andrew Kaulder Scoot McNairyy) receives a call from his employer, who tasks Andrew with finding his daughter, Samantha Wynden Whitney Ablee), and escorting her back to the US.

President Donald Trump ― who has refused to set up a blind trust to separate his public office from his sprawling business interests and who tasks unqualified family members with serious governmental responsibilities ― has supported Pruitt, praising him as a "fantastic person" "doing a great job".

The 47-year-old, born Carlos Irwin Estevez, plays a U.S. president who tasks assassin Machete Cortez Danny Trejoo) to "battle his way through Mexico in order to take down an arms dealer who looks to launch a weapon into space," according to IMDB.

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

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".

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

"I can't admit that we dealt with Michael Jackson directly, though we were in touch with someone in his family recently who tasked us with conducting a Twitter campaign on an account relating to him," said uSocial.net CEO Leon Hill.

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