set up a task force

Frequency: 9.022.1 per million words

To create or arrange for a task force to start its work.

task forceVERB + TASK FORCE

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set up

Examples (10)

  • The government has set up a special task force on health-care reform.
  • The CEO decided to set up a task force to investigate the recent data breach.
  • We need to set up a task force immediately to address the growing public concerns.
  • A new task force was set up by the United Nations to promote sustainable development.
  • They are planning to set up a task force next month to review the company's security protocols.
  • The city council intends to set up a task force to tackle urban regeneration projects.
  • Has the committee set up a task force yet to examine the budget discrepancies?
  • If we want to achieve these ambitious goals, we must set up a dedicated task force.
  • The international organization will set up a task force to coordinate disaster relief efforts.
  • It's crucial to set up a task force with diverse expertise for this complex project.