Sentence examples for development of its mission from inspiring English sources

He then became director of human resources, where he set the tone for Facebook's culture and drove the development of its mission, values and people strategy.

Herein we describe the process of UINCD's formation, the development of its mission and goals, challenges faced during the first year of operation, and current and proposed projects.

Health promotion therefore includes an explicit concern with structural factors that impact health and access to health, which places community engagement and community development as intrinsic components of its mission [ 8].

The World Bank is engaged in the fight against AIDS, which is threatening to reverse the gains of development, to further its mission of fighting poverty.

It focused on the utilization of two pressurized rovers and a ground-based communication system, as well as on the development of mission operation concepts for long duration, dual-rover missions.

He then became Director of Human Resources where he drove the development of Facebook's mission, values, and people strategy.

The design parameters studied in this paper can aid in development of mission architectures in the Earth Moon system as well as other systems with a secondary mass without an atmosphere.

This paper presents the development of a fatigue mission synthesis algorithm, called Wavelet Bump Extraction (WBE), for summarising long records of fatigue road load data.

The SLP process and its results formed the basis and inducement for further collaboration of local actors and external consultants in the development of a coordinated mission statement (Leitbild) for climate change adaptation.

A summary of the actions necessary to initiate a design project for a proposed commercial airplane including the development of a detailed mission specification and a market survey is presented.

"William Borucki, of the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California," won the astronomy prize for "conceiving the observational technique of transit photometry that raised the tantalizing prospect of sighting Earth-like planets orbiting other stars, and [for] leading the 25-year-long development of the Kepler mission".