Sentence examples for its mission is to develop from inspiring English sources

It was established in 1845 and its mission is "To develop Midshipmen morally, mentally and physically".

Its mission is to develop people of high character who are committed to service, management, and leadership in the public sector and in non-profit organizations throughout the world.

Its mission is to develop a strong regional partnership in Asia that generates multi-disciplinary collaborative research on emerging infectious diseases and that facilitates communication and knowledge sharing among countries to reduce the threat of EIDs and the burden on these countries, especially on poor and marginalized groups in the region.

Its overarching mission is to develop mobile applications, and it's first release, Oink, which was shipped in six months and is beautifully designed (though quite a bit of work), is meant to encourage users to rate things inside places.

The think tank Flynn chose is only three years old, supported by defense companies and U.S. military agencies, among other funders, and its stated mission is to develop "strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies that promote and protect American interests and values".

TransPower's mission is to develop and commercialize advanced and environmentally friendly power generation and conversion systems.

Our conversation turned to the new theater, which will serve the 10-year-old company whose mission is to develop and produce new plays by American writers.

The charity's next mission is to develop the "Collegio Enfantil," an orphanage on the Mozambique street on which Ms. de Vasconcelos was born.

Frontline was spun out of Kiwanja.net, a California nonprofit whose mission is to develop technology to help nonprofit groups deliver services.

Simon Kelner, chief executive of the foundation, said: "Our mission is to develop and sustain free and ethical journalism by supporting media projects that have a positive effect on people's lives.

And representatives from the new national organization, the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, whose mission is to develop and oversee such studies, have reviewed and discussed the suggestions with Dr. Timbie and the other authors of the study.