Sentence examples for mission embedded from inspiring English sources

There is a deep social mission embedded in their designs.

So ministers need to get on with their mission to embed social justice in schools.

For this mission, nodes embed traditional meteorology sensors and also special gas detectors, a toxicity meter, and for special nodes a thermal camera to track hotpoints.

The man in the queue before me gets aggressive; trying to operate his Crackberry and pour sugar, he believes the immigrants have come here on a mission, traitorous codes embedded in their brownness, sleepers who've hijacked jobs the idle poor should embrace.

Over the past decade a growing number of social entrepreneurs have embedded missions – such as creating jobs, improving healthcare for low-incomes residents, improving crop yields for water-starved communities and bring solar power to places with inadequate or no access to electricity – into their business plans.

And so I took up that mission with abandon, embedding myself with a string of lovers that would always first take where I wanted to go.

There has always been a political gray area embedded in the mission of the family engagement office, a division of about 20 employees.

Ms. Stamato, a graduate and former dean of Douglass who was a chairwoman on the committee that proposed the changes, said the mission to save Douglass seems embedded in nostalgia, not current conditions.

In Modern Warfare 2's notorious No Russian mission a US soldier is embedded with a Russian terrorist organisation and must take part in a mass killing at an airport.

That all depended on independent public funding and a deeply embedded public-service mission – which was precisely the problem from the point of view of a government determined to rip up the postwar political settlement.

The case explores the role played by Mission Lab, a design studio embedded in the school and staffed by game designers and learning specialists.