lead a task force

Frequency: 8.215.1 per million words

To command or be in charge of a task force.

task forceVERB + TASK FORCE

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lead

Examples (10)

  • The CEO decided to lead the new anti-corruption task force himself.
  • She was appointed to lead a special task force investigating the data breach.
  • Who will lead the emergency response task force after the disaster?
  • It requires strong leadership to effectively lead a large task force.
  • Our manager expects me to lead a new product development task force next quarter.
  • Having successfully led a previous task force, he was the obvious choice.
  • The general was chosen to lead a military task force into the disputed territory.
  • If you lead this task force, you'll gain valuable experience.
  • Despite the challenges, she continued to lead her environmental task force with dedication.
  • We need someone with proven experience to lead the international relief task force.