Sentence examples for missions keeping from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's attacks on Mr. Obama are part of his campaign's effort to straddle two missions: keeping the pressure on the president, while lashing out at his chief Republican rival, Newt Gingrich.

During this period, the WTO has done well with its core mission – keeping trade open.

Re-focus on the core mission: Keeping the hobbyists happy and converting potential recruits into hardcore (read: fees-paying) users.

Wallace makes a passionate case for Possuelo's mission — keeping the Indians and their pristine environment safe from loggers, gold miners and other intruders.

But over the last three years the company has been stumped by one seemingly simple mission: keeping track of buses in Manhattan.

His role in shaping White House policy was recently reduced, and any legal concerns may distract him from his main mission, keeping Republicans in control in both houses of Congress through the midterm elections this fall.

The mayhem that followed the collapse of Mr. Hussein's government on April 9 has thrust them into a new mission: keeping peace, even as their weary minds and bodies are still at war.

His Twitter handle is ETHEREALSTORY, which seems to sum up his mission: keeping it "real" by honouring his cultural inheritance, yet also seeking the ethereal in terms of transcendental skill and acclaim.

Bond gladly takes the mission, keeping his knowledge of Blofeld's identity a secret so that he can exact revenge for his wife's death.

To counterbalance the larger game world, the developers also sought to include more challenges and side missions while keeping the player alert as to the primary mission, such that the players constantly are aware of "extreme pressure of the challenges that they face".

The last time the family had seen him was during a Christmas reunion in Shreveport, and even then he did not talk about the specifics of those missions, in keeping with the highly secretive nature of the Navy Seals.