Sentence examples for U.S. missions from inspiring English sources

However, to bring such a state, even under presumably more rationale leadership, into NATO would offer America no substantial security benefits: Tbilisi's contributions to U.S. missions to Afghanistan and Iraq were welcome but not worth a military guarantee against Moscow.

By 1970, U.S. missions began to swell.

These days, obviously, it is harder to get into U.S. missions.

Seven months later, in July, 2017, Moscow ordered U.S. missions in Russia to reduce their staffs by seven hundred and fifty-five people; the majority were Russian nationals banned from employment in U.S. missions.

(Only one of the thirty attacks on U.S. missions since then, in Nairobi, in 1998, has been deadlier).

Europe's support for the U.S. missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, while uneven, has also done little for its reputation as a promoter of human rights and democracy.

Collectively, this vast enterprise is often referred to as U.S. Mission Russia or just Mission Russia.

U.S. Mission to the United Nations, New York, N.Y.

I pressed him on the legality of the U.S. mission.

After the Soviets admitted defeat in 1989, the U.S. — mission accomplished!

Continued tensions will make the U.S. mission in the region an impossible one.