Sentence examples for missions aimed at from inspiring English sources
In that position he worked with Anglican missions aimed at resolving conflicts in Africa and the Middle East, often under the threat of violence.
He also questioned the role of the naval operations, which are first and foremost meant to be anti-smuggling missions aimed at deterring future migration across the Mediterranean.
The missions aimed at Taliban leaders are to pressure some fighters to lay down their arms, as well as to demonstrate to mid- and higher-level commanders that reconciliation would be the wiser path.
But never before have we reached out to Mars with a spacecraft designed to address such a challenging objective as evaluating the prospects for future missions aimed at the search for life.
The results will point the way for future missions aimed at getting pictures of what Carl Sagan, the late Cornell astronomer and science popularizer, called "pale blue dots" out in the universe, and the search for life and perhaps intelligence.
Some senior NATO officers say that military intelligence has picked up initial indications that the increased Special Operations missions aimed at provincial insurgent commanders inside the country have provoked some Taliban leaders to begin internal discussions of whether to accept offers of reconciliation with the government.
Reentry missions aim at retrieving either experiment results or space crews.
Related technologies have been or are currently being developed in the context of missions aiming at space-borne atom interferometry [9 14] or atomic clocks [1, 15, 16].
Several missions aiming at a test of the Universality of Free Fall up to a resolution of 10−17 are presently being studied by space agencies.
The EMIS is a rugged instrument that could be included as payload in future rover-based Mars exploration missions aiming at probing the shallow subsurface for the presence of brine pockets.
The play was written while Senator McCarthy was turning anti-Communism into a search-and-destroy mission aimed at liberalism.
