Sentence examples for more specific mission from inspiring English sources

Instead of Mr. Bush's vague talk of representative democracy in Afghanistan, he defined a more specific mission.

So this 450 figure from Bratton is presumably meant to be a compromise: fewer cops, with a more specific mission.

In a way, they are the younger siblings of Occupy Wall Street, but with a nonpartisan agenda, more centralized leadership and one specific mission: to help young people find jobs.

Reference conditions can also be more arbitrarily defined according the specific mission and goals of a park or reserve.

Other missions have more specific collecting rules, such as collecting as many items (swans, crabs, pairs) as possible within a given time, or collecting the largest item possible (such as a cow or bear).

Only then may an individual be assigned to a specific mission, with one or more additional years of training required before launch.

He views the new mission as a "refinement," with closeness nested as a more specific form of connection.

These changes require more specific consideration and a huge amount of computational resources, for scheduling the satellite missions.

Before the plans get more specific, ESA needs to get some of its member countries to pony up for the mission, which carries a price tag of $650 million.

Some UAS in fact are capable to fulfill more than one functionality at the same time while others are designed only to fulfill one specific mission [4].

Washington - On the 5th anniversary of President Bush's heroic landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln and speech before the Mission Accomplished banner, the White House has admitted that the banner could have been "more specific".