Sentence examples for mission notes from inspiring English sources

The division abandoned its "historic mission," notes John Payton, director-counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund — enforcing civil rights laws, in areas from housing to employment.

TRI's mission notes that "Home robots may become even more personally prized in our future than cars have been in our past".  .

The deputy principal investigator of the Discovery program's Stardust mission notes that its sample-return capsule carrying comet dust was designed and built by the same industry partners as the Genesis capsule.

That mission, notes project scientist Matthew Golombek of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, California, was testing a new airbag-cushioned landing method, so documenting spacecraft performance every step of the way was mandatory.

Kepler is expected to detect some 300 giant planets in or near habitable zones by the end of its 3½-year mission, notes Porter, adding roughly a dozen possible exomoons to the list.

The Mission notes that the statistics from non-governmental sources are generally consistent.

This will be his third term under the current constitution, even though that same treaty limits presidents to two terms, an Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe observer mission noted in a report.

Many environmentalists criticize the commission's conflicted mission, noting that it will continue to encourage development as long as its budget comes from application fees paid by those seeking to build here.

Yet, at the same period, Christiaan Huygens and Gian Domenico Cassini (celebrated in the Cassini-Huygens Mission) noted the presence of distinct features, including white areas toward the poles and patches identified as bogs.

In order to avoid offending its Russian partners, NASA has played down this aspect of the mission, noting that Russia maintains control of its sections of the station and flights of Russian craft to the outpost.

Alireza Miryousefi, a spokesman for Iran's United Nations mission, noted that the group's founders had "worked within or were close to the U.S. government" and that Iran considered it "counterproductive and contrary to the policy announced by the new administration in early 2009, which purportedly sought to diplomatically interact with Iran".