Sentence examples for put on missions from inspiring English sources

Many of the California Indians were put on missions, where they became farmers and pastoralists.

When our people were put on missions, we were robbed of our ability to practise culture, sustain a healthy lifestyle and our economies were broken down.

John Axelrod, a biotech billionaire who launches the first Mars-bound entry into space, recruits a multinational team of engineers and astronauts by asking, with disarming frankness, "Who still wants to go to Mars -- on the cheap?" Cheap means a small fraction of the $450-billion price tag NASA has put on a manned mission with multiple backup systems.

If you have too many agents to put on one mission, look at the planner (kept by the mission planner) and appoint different agents to different missions on that.

But those issues were largely alien to the average fan and barely slowed the league's primary mission to put on games.

There are many good things about the ballet programs put on by Avi Scher, whose mission is to present world-class dancers in intimate, affordable settings.

Mr. Rumsfeld has been among the loudest administration voices urging the security mission here to put on "an Iraqi face".

In a sign of the importance the Pentagon is putting on the mission, the American commander is Brig.

We care deeply about the work ENO puts on and its important mission to take that work to a wide audience, yet last year we cut ENO's grant by £5m, which may seem counterintuitive, given their financial struggles.

A teenager called Alex Rider works for MI6 and he has been put on a new mission where he must become the son of a rich family who has been expelled from school.

"A lot of the info doctors put on this app is mission critical".