Sentence examples for mission opening from inspiring English sources

We learn how "impossible choices" are made by peering over the shoulder of Mr. Figueroa, who is combining an institutional agenda -- selecting the best possible class -- with a personal mission: opening up opportunities for educationally disadvantaged students.

But the paradox, some experts in higher education say, is that many schools are eliminating language degrees and graduate programs just as they begin to embrace an international mission: opening campuses abroad, recruiting students from overseas and talking about graduating citizens of the world.

NuStar was like a pathfinder mission opening a whole new window on the universe," says Fiona Harrison, a professor of physics and astronomy at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena and principal investigator for the NuStar project.

SpaceX is launching its next mission for client Iridium this morning, with an instantaneous launch window for the mission opening at 7 13 AM PDT (10 13 AM EDT).

Although it may seem to be a daunting mission, opening up to someone will help you feel supported and loved.

The mission, opened in the 1950's, has been a part of the landscape for as long as most neighbors can remember.

Major Gaines's mission opened the way to the first visit to Hanoi by an American defense secretary: William S. Cohen went to Vietnam last month.

In 1866 the American Protestant Mission opened in Beirut the Syrian Protestant College (later the American University of Beirut), and in 1881 the French Jesuits opened the Université Saint-Joseph in the same town.

Gatland, the former coach of Ireland, who was ousted by a Munster putsch and for whom, surely, this must have at the very least an element of revenge mission, opened by talking only of Wasps' last game against Leeds, and the purported stamp and subsequent scan on Simon Shaw's spleen.

The launch window for Wednesday's mission opens at 0900 EST (1400 GMT) and runs for three hours and 22 minutes.

The launch of the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) space gravity mission opened new horizons to the scientific community for environmental monitoring.