This mission influences how we approach what we do here and what we believe is important.
The cross is thought to date from the tenth century, and exhibits distinctive Hiberno-Scottish mission influences, in common with several other monuments in the area.
GameSpy said that it had never seen a role-playing game so affected by player actions with everything, from clan choice and character build to actions in missions, influencing future options and dialog.
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, at the same news conference, cautioned that it was too early to let the current status of the Marja mission influence long-term planning for operations in Afghanistan.
The benefits of 'aligning staff with the organisational vision' can be seen in a study by Bart et al. [ 67], whereby satisfaction with a well specified organisational mission positively influenced commitment to the mission, which in turn influenced employee behaviour, and this was associated with better organisational outcomes.
"I'm confident that Wired's mission to influence and chronicle the digital revolution is stronger than ever and will continue to expand and evolve".
A recently revealed (http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/11/23/us/politics/23nsa-sigint-strategy-document.html) detagency the agency's strategy specifically notes its mission to "influence the global commercial encryption market through commercial relationships" with companies developing and deploying security products.
A recently revealed document detailing the agency's strategy specifically notes its mission to "influence the global commercial encryption market through commercial relationships" with companies developing and deploying security products.
In an ensuing discussion with Professor Shiller, she discusses motivations to work in the public sector, emphasizing the marketability of public sector skills in the private sector, but also a sense of mission to influence the creation and proper functioning of markets.
Common features of state programs were a mission to influence the distribution of the health care workforce within their states' borders, an emphasis on primary care, and reliance on annual state appropriations and other public funding mechanisms.In 1996, states fielded an obligated primary care workforce comparable in size to the better-known federal programs.
