He acknowledges that there was concern that graduates of the program, with relatively little experience, would
not be up to the task of running schools.
He had felt uncomfortable and uncertain about fulfilling the new contracts; now he would find creative, passionate people
who were up to the task.
He cites a personal experience: One former employer failed to ensure a new software
system was up to the task before exiting the old one.
Before you go out on a job hunt for a new position in the field of social work, you must make sure your
resume is up to the task.
That combined with the fact that the teens in this house party are so poorly drafted that, even if the
actors were up to the task, they're just not interesting.
Our highly trained
writers are up to the task, and they know what it takes to write a thesis that will pave the way for your future.
Whether it's too late will be left to the market, but the
phone is up to the task to compete with other high - end Android phones.
The aspirations of current education reforms can only be attained if the talent in our classrooms and school
buildings is up to the task.
If you don't feel that your current
vet is up to the task, then find another veterinarian who is more experienced with treating ferrets.
With social media now driving almost a third of all referral traffic, it's absolutely critical that those responsible for driving these
referrals are up to the task.
If you want to move government social programs to the private sector, you better show that the private
sector is up to the task first.
It has
equally been up to the task of capacity building by educating women on how they could be useful to their immediate society, hence, interacting positively with their fellow women.
They might offer more college - prep courses, especially for those pupils with the most promise, and make sure the
teachers are up to the task.
The number of electrical items being used in schools continues to increase, so you need to check the fixed
wiring is up to the task.
Some teaches are reluctant to use hands - on projects because they have concerns about whether their
students are up to the task of collaborating in the classroom.
Parents will continue to send their students to these schools, whether for religious reasons or because they mistakenly believe school
leaders are up to the task of providing a sound education.