Sentence examples for Execution of missions from inspiring English sources

He said he had instructed subordinates to push the Afghan forces and "get them used to being in combat, doing the planning necessary, the execution of missions, the recovery back, refitting after operations and going back out again".

Her new role in planetary protection "fits at the interface between the active planning of missions, the execution of missions, and then the policies that are developed in the international community," she said.

This layer has to allow the handling of different event types, permitting also the definition and execution of mission plans for Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs).

To increase access by a Center to a skilled technical workforce that can contribute to the effective and efficient execution of the missions of the Department of Defense.

To increase the ability of a Center to access and use non-Department of Defense methods to develop and innovate and access capabilities that contribute to the effective and efficient execution of the missions of the Department of Defense.

Further, the strategic concepts governing Swiss defense doctrine had shifted to a dynamic (mobile) defense that included execution of air missions beyond the Swiss border and the possibility of carrying nuclear weapons, for neither of which the P 16 was suitable.

"Planning and execution of these missions will be carried out under the same oversight currently provided for military aircrews, and the resulting sensor information will be collected, analyzed, transmitted and stored as appropriate by the same military intelligence units," the spokesman, Benjamin Newell, wrote in an email.

The most noteworthy thing about the album is that it's excellent — or, rather, that it has a defined mission and focussed execution of that mission.

A report by a Pentagon commission listed numerous problems in the planning and execution of the mission and cited a lack of sufficient coordination among the service branches, though it did not assign blame to General Vaught or the commanders under him.

Lieutenant Flor gave a pep talk, praising their execution of the mission, even if the intelligence was wrong.

The details of the C.I.A.'s operations and its bureaucratic infighting are also convincing, as is Wells's planning and execution of his mission.