Sentence examples for conceived mission from inspiring English sources

The objective of this newly conceived mission is not only to perform advanced surgery but also to train surgeons beyond MGH through international partnerships across disciplines.

"We do want to respect the Whitney's mission," Vergne told me, "but we conceived the mission as 'America in the world.' " Iles and Vergne have broken precedent by giving this show a title, "Day for Night"; it refers to the 1973 Truffaut film, which itself referred to the cinematographer's technique of shooting night scenes in daylight, through a special filter.

What did change was how law enforcement conceived its mission.

When he conceived the mission 20 years ago, he said, no one knew if there were any planets out there in the galaxy.

She suddenly conceived her mission as "teaching people how to stay well," or, in other words, "preventive medicine" — which, she wrote, "had hardly been born yet and had no portion in public-health work" when she took the helm of the newly founded Department of Child Hygiene, in 1908.

Starting just last year, her vision and passion created a massive snow ball effect, which you can see if you visit the site and see what they've managed to create so far, and how thorough and well conceived the mission and strategy is.

"When we started conceiving this mission 35 years ago we didn't know of a single planet outside our solar system," said Kepler's founding principal investigator, William Borucki, since retired.

As The Toronto Star reported, the Legonaut was launched into the heavens aboard a Styrofoam capsule attached to a weather balloon as part of a mission conceived and executed by two Canadian high school students, Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad.

Vladimir Putin, marking the anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea, has exhorted workers building a bridge between the Black Sea peninsula and Russia to fulfil a "historic mission" conceived by a Russian tsar.

Against a backdrop of violent clashes in a number of provinces and several weeks of deadly attacks on the capital, military leaders lowered the flag of a mission conceived in 2001, and hoisted the colours of a new one under which Nato's role will largely be restricted to training, advising and assisting the local army and police.

The design of NASA's proposed solar probe mission, conceived to study the Sun, would allow an unoccupied spaceship to withstand temperatures of up to 3,600 degrees without burning, meaning that it could get much closer, about 1.3 million miles away, without being destroyed.