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task force

NOUN
group set to carry out a task
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Even before the task force’s launch, there was growing concern from the public and some elected officials that the billions spent to combat homelessness hasn’t meaningfully shrunk the number of people sleeping on the street.

From Los Angeles Times

The regiment provides close support combat engineering to 7th Light Mechanised Brigade, known as the "Desert Rats", which is part of Nato's "Very High Readiness" task force.

From BBC

One problem, if you can believe it, is that no oncologists are on the 16-member task force.

From The Wall Street Journal

The administration in March 2025 started a task force to open federal lands for housing development, but little progress has been made on that plan.

From The Wall Street Journal

By 6 p.m., the gas company had shut off both sides of the gas line, but firefighters and a hazmat task force continued to respond to a residual leak.

From Los Angeles Times