Sentence examples for mission of defining from inspiring English sources

In Ecuador, for example, the national Intercultural Health program, part of the Ministry of Health, was given the mission of "defining public policies to protect, recover, and develop the traditional medicine of the country".

The resultant organ doses and dose equivalents, as well as effective whole body doses, for acute and cancer risk estimations are analyzed for a conceptual habitat module and for a lunar rover during space missions of defined durations.

The shortfall in Afghan government support is important not only in terms of defining the Marines' mission here, but also because it crimps their operations.

"With Chris's leadership TNR will pursue its longstanding, ongoing mission of helping to define liberalism while contributing to the American project," Grafstein said.

A displacement mission is defined as the combination of a path and of a description of the observations expected along the way, enabling thus to control/check its correct execution.

The electricity and sense of purpose and mission that defined the previous two seasons have been missing, from the team and the fans.

Social and demographic changes during the mission period define a number of parameters relevant to microevolutionary analysis.

Nasa's fond farewell to the aged shuttle fleet draws a permanent line under 30 years of missions that defined modern space flight, but the US space agency cannot afford to dwell on its past achievements.

Besides, an "improved" mission procedure is outlined, defining the mission characteristics independently of the mission's length.

It all recalls Naniboujou's mission, as defined in the original brochure of a long-ago club.

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.