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We'll choose the repeat schedule recurrence type and set it to repeat every week for the days of the week at 9am (the time of our meetings). When the task repeats, we want the action to "Create new task" and because each meeting is different we will only be copying some of the original task items into the new one. We want a new task regardless of the prior task being completed, so we will uncheck the "only recur if completed" box in advanced options, and we're all set!

We would set this task up on a repeating schedule with the create new task action every year, choosing the recurrence date as two weeks prior to end of year, December 17th. Then we tell the task to map the due date as two weeks from recurrence, bringing us back to December 31st for each interval.

Easy! We'll set up a repeat-trigger recurring task. This will trigger a brand new blank task with the same assignee(s) as the original when the task reaches the Closed status.

This recurring task is perfect for a repeating trigger that fires when the task is set to Closed. We can then set the action to "Change due date" to 3 days after the trigger. Choosing an ending constraint of 3 times will stop the recurrence event when we're done. In the advanced options, we also have the ability to reset the task's status to something other than Open.

Let's create a repeating task and schedule it for every 1 month. We'll then choose "by week" and set the only day of recurrence to the last Thursday of the month. We want the action to change the due date since we don't need a brand new task. In the advanced options we'll set the due date to 1 day after recurrence at 11 am so that the task is due mid-Friday.

Set a recursion for every 1 week on Monday at 6 AM. Select 'create new task' and open the 'advanced' view. In the advanced view, set the due date to 4 days after the scheduled occurrence at 6 PM. Select 'open' for set status, and for copy use the 'newest task' to ensure anything added to the task is present on the new one. The option for 'only recur if completed' should be unchecked if recursion is desired from any status. On recursion a new task will be created, and the original task will remain as it was, if this task is no longer desired, it may be deleted.

Using a repeat trigger, set 'task is' to 'rejected' and select 'change due date'. For the due date, set it to 1 week after, and select all of the days of the week. This will set the due date to the first encountered day selected after 7 days from occurrence. In the advanced menu, select 'rejected' for set status, to ensure the task stays the current status on triggering.

Use a repeat trigger for when task is 'closed'. Select 'create new task'. For 'Ends' select 'on date', and input the date desired for the recurrence to no longer occur. In advanced options use set status 'pending' and copy 'newest task' to ensure nothing gets lost. This can also be done using the change due date option, but the due date would be changed every recursion.

We must create a repeat schedule for this. Set the schedule for every 1 week, and select 'change due date.' In the advanced menu, select 'closed' as a repeat on status, 'in progress' for the set status, and a due date of 1 week after or 'set to occurrence', either will work. If selecting 'weeks after' an option will be presented to 'immediately reset on closed', be sure this remains selected for the actions to occur every time the task is completed (even before the first scheduled date).

Use a repeat trigger for when task is 'review', select change due date and set to 2 days after. Be sure to use have the 'set status' set to 'review' in the advanced options in order to maintain the current 'review' status.