Sentence examples for wider task from inspiring English sources

Central banks see the setting of today's interest rates as part of a wider task: giving markets, consumers and firms reason to expect that future rates will keep inflation in bounds.

Kumarila, like Jaimini and Shabara, restricted Mimamsa to an investigation into dharma, whereas Prabhakara assigned to it the wider task of enquiring into the meaning of the Vedic texts.

For some time now a question has rumbled around the social housing world: is the core business of social landlords providing and managing housing, or is it the wider task of increasing the wellbeing and life chances of tenants and local communities?

An important wider task would be to consider multivulnerability disaster risks in tandem with multihazard disaster risks.

If CHEX improved change detection in this modified S-CCS context, thus replicating the results of St. John, Smallman, and Manes, it would suggest that the ability of CHEX to reduce CB is dependent upon the wider task requirements.

Using a cognitive and holistic approach will enable us to assess the impact of this type of tool on all the aspects of the wider task environment (including change detection performance) and to further investigate the sources of attentional failures in dynamic situations.

This approach is reasonable and is needed as one component within wider tasks, but it is far from sufficient since these assessments and maps provide only a small component of what is needed regarding "comprehensive surveys".

These issues were grouped into 7 themes which can help guide the situated study of medical devices: usability, knowledge gaps and mental models, workarounds, wider tasks and equipment, the patient, connection between services, and policy.

The police were part of a state-wide task force, named Operation Flush and set up in 2005 to combat political thugs who had run amok in elections two years before.

Putting all of these building blocks together will be an industry-wide task.

Careful participant recruitment and investing in wide task coverage are more fruitful than increasing the number of users.