Sentence examples for evaluating mission from inspiring English sources

With the ending of the Cold War, the Department of Energy (DOE) is evaluating mission, future land use and stewardship of departmental facilities.

In the mid-90's, when writing or re-evaluating mission statements was in vogue at corporations and nonprofit institutions, Yaddo's board re-examined the Trasks' vision but decided against changes.

A perturbed Lambert׳s problem, modelling the transfer between two space debris is devised to take into account J2 perturbation, and to quickly evaluate mission scenarios.

NASA's planetary protection program evaluates missions (with external advice from the US National Research Council and others) and imposes particular constraints on individual missions to achieve these objectives.

Students then write a one- to two-page response paper in which they evaluate the mission statement, arguing either for its enduring value or for suggested revisions, or drafting an entirely new mission statement and arguing for its adoption.

Current studies have the objective to evaluate the mission costs due to space debris in a business as usual (no mitigation) scenario compared to the missions costs considering debris mitigation.

The loss caused her to re-evaluate her mission.

At Ray of Light Farm in East Haddam, Bonnie Buongiorne said the faltering economy has caused her to re-evaluate her mission.

The Obama administration is also racing to show progress in Afghanistan by December, when the White House will evaluate its mission there.

Ellen Margrethe Løj, the special representative of the UN secretary general and head of Unmiss, said a high-level, independent UN board of inquiry was being set up to evaluate the mission's handling of the episode.

The study team evaluated different mission concepts and destinations for the Near Earth Asteroid (NEA) including the Lagrange points (Earth-Moon L1/L2/L4/L5 or Sun-Earth L2) as well as other Earth orbits.