Sentence examples for and missions in the from inspiring English sources
Like the riders before them, this new generation of students have been meeting with Indigenous elders and entering schools, town halls and missions, in the hopes of understanding the complex challenges such communities face.
Soon after Mr. Hanssen's arrest, President Bush demanded that Russia withdraw 50 intelligence officers from its embassy and missions in the United States, arguing that Moscow had secretly raised the number of spies working here up to cold war levels.
Although he fought against Muhammad at Uḥud (625), Khālid was later converted (627/629) and joined Muhammad in the conquest of Mecca in 629; thereafter he commanded a number of conquests and missions in the Arabian Peninsula.
Speaking to a breakfast meeting of the Defense Writers Groupp here, Admiral Clark was asked whether the forces, called Naval Special Warfare, would be given new roles and missions in the campaign against terror or would expand but carry out essentially the same tasks it has traditionally had.
EU diplomats and officials say the offer of talks by the Americans is designed to enable the leaders of Germany and France to save face following revelations about the scale of US espionage – particularly in Germany, but also of French and other European embassies and missions in the US.
But Mr Obama said: "As we end today's wars, I have directed my national security team to make our presence and missions in the Asia-Pacific a top priority.
During two weeks of captivity in a nearby mountain range, Mr. Khan says, he was interrogated repeatedly about his wealth, property and "mission" in the United States.
The evangelicals (lowercase "e") are Christians of evangelical conviction from all traditions who are committed to the evangel (gospel) and involved in personal witness and mission in the world.
In Evangelical Gotham, historian Kyle Roberts reframes New York City as a site of evangelical action, life, and mission in the years between the Revolution and the Civil War.
In recent decades, Jesuits have reflected on their identity and mission in the modern world.
