Sentence examples for a study mission from inspiring English sources

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, April 12 , 1969P. 37 Talk interview with Sen. Charles Goodell who has just returned from Biafra where he led and financed a study mission composed of doctors, agricultural experts, and nutritionists.

The New Yorker, April 12 , 1969P. 37 Talk interview with Sen. Charles Goodell who has just returned from Biafra where he led and financed a study mission composed of doctors, agricultural experts, and nutritionists.

In 1983, Ed and I traveled on a study mission with our bosses to Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia and Jamaica, organized by the staff of the Select Committee on Narcotics.

At a large rally on Monday night, Mr. Anwar said, "We want to negotiate with the prime minister and ask him, 'Do you want one week, do you want two weeks?' " The government, in what appeared to be an evasive action, sent a delegation of lawmakers to Taiwan last week on what was described as an agricultural study mission, apparently putting them out of Mr. Anwar's reach.

The group was on a two-day study mission in the Los Angeles area regarding the controversial memorial in Glendale's Central Park, the Glendale News-Press reported.

Long duration analogue studies, such as those being conducted at the Flashline Mars Arctic Research Station (FMARS) on Devon Island, Canada, offer an opportunity to study mission operations and human factors in a semi-realistic environment, and contribute to the design of missions to explore the Moon and Mars.

The paper was not a study of mission statements of social enterprises vis-à-vis that of corporate enterprises; but on the legitimacy of the institution under study, in conformance to its mission statement.

She made a world tour of inspection of missions from 1913 to 1914 and another from 1919 to 1920 as chairman of a commission studying mission schools.

Based on a study of five mission scenarios specified by the air force, Northrop calculates that its plane has a "fleet effectiveness value" (FEV) of 1.62 compared with its rival's 1.35 (the scale is calibrated to give the KC-135 an FEV of 1).

In particular, the agency's science advisers are keen to see the agency begin a study on a mission to bring back samples from Mars.

The initial results of a feasibility study and mission design for a tethered lunar CubeSat indicate that it is achievable.