Sentence examples for key missions to from inspiring English sources
With the war's end in 2009, Sri Lanka ladled out diplomatic jobs in key missions to victorious military commanders, including serving officers such as General Dias.The deputy permanent representative to the UN in New York is Major-General Shavendra de Silva; his unit is accused of shooting dead two Tamil Tiger leaders as they surrendered waving white flags on May 18th , 2009
"This must be one of his key missions: To make sure the signal is strong enough that the electorate won't lambast the moderate pan-democrats and give all their votes to the extremists".
It added: "Withholding release of the footage would be a betrayal of our key mission: to expose and combat animal cruelty.
Public hospitals have a key mission to provide community service, and this is only furthered by the availability of a smartcard billing service.
As she attempts to move on from the trauma related to her sexual assault, one of her key missions is to not only fight for survivors.
"One of our key missions is to preserve the history of what happened on that horrible day eight years ago and tell the truth to future generations," the mayor said.
One of SensioLabs' key missions is to make sure that the community remains very active — it can influence its overall direction as well by contributing to the development of the framework.
The Irish prison service states one of its key missions is to protect human rights: the rights of the public and the rights of the offender.
The I.D.S.N. was started in 2003 to address the gap in any key mission at the international level to identify caste discrimination as a human rights issue.
Unwilling to accept her doctors' grim prognosis, by 1993, Davis founded Race to Erase MS. The organization's key mission is to raise funds for aggressive, cutting-edge and promising research in an effort to find a cure.
He said: "My key mission is to lead the Church in worshipping Jesus Christ and encouraging people to believe in him and follow him.
