Sentence examples similar to mission integrated from inspiring English sources
This was soon discarded in favour of having the British Mission fully integrated into the laboratory.
"If you're going to college, take the new mission of integrating back into civilian life just as a regular mission," Peterson says.
"It wasn't always easy to break down barriers, as having men from the British press following me with cameras didn't help my mission to integrate".
The Sojourners community dispersed from shared households to an international community of believers with the mission to integrate spiritual renewal and social justice.
The love in this book is for Barry Fairbrother, who was born on the unspeakable Fields estate but then moved into Pagford, a good man with a mission to integrate the children of The Fields with this privileged village.
The Company was founded in 1998 with the mission of integrating ESG and TBLI into the culture and strategy of international corporate business and investment companies.
In order to honor the NCAA's stated mission "to integrate intercollegiate athletics so that the educational experience of the student athlete is paramount" the number of weekday games needs to be curtailed significantly.
Working under GEO reflects our mission of integrating genomic data into GEOSS, while working under GSC ensures that these data are fit for that purpose.
The decade has witnessed a fundamental shift in UNICEF's mission to integrate human rights advocacy into all programmes, emergency and regular.
For this reason, one of the Dutch university medical centres (i.e. the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC)) was chosen as the subject of a pilot study, because of its mission to integrate top patient care with medical, biomedical and healthcare research and education.
This is evidenced by the reversal of the trend documented through evolutionary analyses (from less integrated among mission populations to much more integrated among mission populations) in the face of continued declines in population size.
