Sentence examples for mission dealing from inspiring English sources

The British government has expanded its contribution to the EU's mission dealing with the rising migrant death toll in the Mediterranean from one seconded UK immigration officer to just five, the Guardian has learned.

The command wants to hand off to conventional troops such tasks as training foreign troops in conventional missions, dealing with chemical and biological weapon threats, and even many house-to-house raids of the sort carried out daily in Iraq and Afghanistan, leaving commandos to pursue only the most important insurgents.

They were rescue missions dealing with maybe an on-the-street alcoholic population.

Bradstreet was sent on a number of diplomatic missions, dealing with settlers, other English colonies, and the Dutch in New Amsterdam.

Orbital missions deal with orbit changes around the Earth and also with interplanetary travels.

Their mission: Deal with the competing imperatives of the First Amendment and a meaningful, academically enriching experience for all students.

"That mission involved dealing with people who are on the margins, people who don't have power".

He served as minister of war (1848) and was sent to Russia on a diplomatic mission (1850 51) dealing with political, military, and colonial affairs.

Cameron has failed to convey his mission beyond dealing with the deficit and Miliband, while making some headway in neutralising his negatives, still has much to do in setting out his stall to reach beyond Westminster.

Elder Mckinley schools them on the importance of not questioning faith in their mission and dealing with anything unpleasant that doesn't fit into the Mormon way.

As for the social mission, he told me that the country would be better served having that mission explicitly dealt with by the federal government than to have it "embedded" as part of two companies that were always more concerned with maximizing profits.