Sentence examples for been given a mission from inspiring English sources

"He's been given a mission, but not the resources and money," Mr. Wright said.

Both men are in their 60's and have been given a mission to eliminate, with savage but intentionally ridiculous techniques, a handful of people at the forefront of the environmental movement.

During his testimony, Jacobs said his former colleagues' in the intelligence group had been given a mission to steal trade secrets and confidential information from rivals overseas in an attempt to understand the company's foreign competitors.

In testimony that could prove damaging to Uber, he said his former colleagues' in the intelligence group had been given a mission to steal trade secrets and confidential information from rivals overseas in an attempt to understand the company's foreign competitors.

The astronauts have been given a mission with a Plan A and a Plan B: find a habitable planet and come home with the information to save all humanity, or if they don't have the resources to return, establish a colony with frozen genetic material once they get to the habitable planet.

The executive, who paid $350,000 for the experience, was given a mission, which included operating a powerboat and speeding around in a race car.

For this year's challenge, students were given a "mission" to program robots to look for, mine and return alternative energy from fictitious asteroids in deep space.

"He was given a mission, and there wasn't anybody else who would put in the time, the energy and the effort to meet the demands everyone had on him".

In a twist typical of Auster, Brick is given a mission to kill the man who brought about the civil war ("He invented it, and everything that happens or is about to happen is in his head").

He added that Mr. al-'Owhali had also told about seeking a meeting with Mr. bin Laden and requesting "from Osama bin Laden that he be given a mission".

Amid thumping losses and buyer indifference to its new BB10 handsets, BlackBerry ousted its previous chief executive Thorsten Heins in September 2013, and replaced him with outsider John Chen, who was given a mission to turn the loss-making smartphone company around.