Sentence examples for have two missions from inspiring English sources
The squids have two missions.
In a fairer society, schools would have two missions.
"We have two missions: one, not to escalate the situation and, two, to protect our sovereignty".
The Fed should only have two missions: keep the dollar strong and avert panics.
This year, it will have five missions of this size and larger.As the strain tells, the flaws get wrenchingly apparent.
The military has two missions: getting the terrorists and punishing any government that shelters or sponsors them.
The board has two missions: to root out waste, fraud and abuse in spending and to inform the American public how the stimulus money is being spent.
The global threat reduction initiative (GTRI) in the department of energy has two missions: one, to get rid of enriched uranium and two, to improve security on radioactive facilities so that dirty bombs cannot be used.
More than 150 years ago in "The Stones of Venice," John Ruskin remarked that architecture had two missions: to provide shelter on the one hand, to glorify on the other.
One officer, who would not give his name, said the riot police in the region had two missions: to protect France against terrorism and "to deal with clandestine immigration".
