Sentence examples for will be given the task of from inspiring English sources

King, who is thought to have taken a shareholding in Terra Firma, will be given the task of revitalising the company.

It will be given the task of cutting billions in Medicare expenditures — largely by denying government reimbursement for new and innovative medicines.

Kinnear, a man who once called the midfielder, "Johan Kebab" is the man who presumably will be given the task of encouraging Cabaye to stay.

"If Suarez comes back against England, it would give us a boost," said Cacares, who will be given the task of facing Wayne Rooney if the England forward keeps his place.

The new body will be given the task of delivering on Prime Minister David Cameron's pledge to double the number of students from disadvantaged backgrounds attending university by 2020 - and increase the number of ethnic minority students by 20 per cent.

Meanwhile, officials in the capital said the army captain behind a coup last year that paved the way for radical Islamic militants to take over the north will be given the task of reforming the military, which has been accused of human rights abuses in recent fighting.

Wright will be given the task Sunday of coming off the bench and having to deal with the Knicks' frontcourt of Tyson Chandler and Amar'e Stoudemire.

Given that you have been given the task of designing a welfare state that will perpetuate poverty, this is exactly what you will want to do.

The first son-in-law was given the task of making the federal government more efficient, but experts are skeptical anything will come of it.

Basically, each node is given the task of witnessing for the presence of a specific set of other nodes (we will say that is tracking nodes in ).

The World Bank was given the task of administering the effort.