Sentence examples for mission defined from inspiring English sources

The terminator, the enforcer, next door, has his "graft" mapped out and his mission defined.

And I will give you a clear mission, defined goals and the equipment and support you need to get the job done.

The Western mission, defined by Alexander the Great, was to civilize the known world through conquest, a project later taken up by Rome, by the Crusaders, by Napoleon, by the imperial powers in the 19th century and, some might argue, by the United States in the 21st century.

Such a mission, defined with a few preliminary requirements, could be used to deliver messages to our descendants regardless of the on-ground contingencies.

Is completing the mission defined as sunsetting the program in 2016 or helping eligible residents who still need assistance?

"If the mission defines the coalition, then you don't need NATO," he said.

"The mission defines the coalition", as he and his defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, have said so often, and at this point America's more diffuse, less warlike mission makes the EU useful rather than a nuisance.

He was particularly critical of the Bush administration's contention that the military mission defines what kind of international coalition of countries it puts together, adding that if the United States does not work within NATO, the Europeans would move toward creating their own security structures.

Unlike the common background missions defined for most fine-resolution Earth Observation satellites, the observation strategy was implemented as a top-level foreground mission with a priority second only to that of special observation requests and emergency observations and sensor calibration.

This process led to a first definition of the Third Generation Meteosat (MTG) European geostationary satellite system, which currently consists of a total of five observation missions defined for pre-phase A studies at system level under ESA contract to be started in autumn 2004.

There are, of course, differences in management between different organizations — mission defines strategy, after all, and strategy defines structure.