Sentence examples for indispensable mission from inspiring English sources
But as victims have been ignored and torturers kept unaccountable, the preservation of the agency's supposedly indispensable mission is invoked to block any overhaul.
It is indispensable to the mission and the excellence of America's universities, which enhance this country's economy, security, and well-being through the students they educate and the ideas they generate.
Three linchpins stand out, each one indispensable to the mission.
But his knowledge of the media proved indispensable, and steered the mission to international recognition.
Relations have soured this year between the US and Hamid Karzai's government, which many Afghans deem illegitimate after his disputed reelection last fall, but whose support and leadership is indispensable to the NATO mission's success.
Further improvement in the calculation code and cross section files, as well as experimental resemblance to space missions are indispensable for gamma-ray spectroscopy.
In particular, manned missions to NEAs provide a unique opportunity to be the first human expedition to an interplanetary body beyond the Earth Moon system and represent the perfect environment to gain experience in deep-space operations, which is an indispensable prerequisite for human missions to Mars.
The daily contributions of all our graduate students to the university's teaching, research and engagement mission are an indispensable part of what makes Cornell a unique and vital institution.
The debate is whether we can do well first, as a healthy business, so we can continue to do good through our journalism and fulfill our core mission: Being the Indispensable Guide to Washington.
I believe to my core that inclusive excellence is indispensable for fulfilling our educational mission to prepare our students to flourish in the 21st century.
IR to UV blocking filters are indispensable for refrigerators of space missions, hence material and design of the filters determine overall X-ray detection efficiency.
