Sentence examples for resolute mission from inspiring English sources

And for Alvear and countless others, that grief has now been harnessed and channeled into a resolute mission: to be a voice for those who were lost ― to ensure that their loved ones are never forgotten, and to bring awareness to the culture of violence and deep-seated bigotry towards minorities permeating the fabric of the United States.

There are now about 8,400 U.S. troops in Afghanistan as part of the 13,500-strong NATO-led Resolute Support mission advising and training Afghan forces as well as a separate counterterrorism mission, targeting Islamic State and Al Qaeda.

The blast targeted two armoured vehicles belonging to British forces which were attached to the Nato Resolute Support Mission.

representative who was in Kabul called the headquarters of the Resolute Support mission to say that someone was bombing the hospital.

Australia ended combat operations in Afghanistan at the end of 2013 but 250 troops remain under the Resolute Support mission, which started in January and winds up at the end of 2016.

We will work with our allies and partners as part of Nato's Resolute Support mission to continue training, advising, and assisting Afghan security forces.

A spokesperson for the MoD said: "As part of the UK's ongoing contribution to Nato's Resolute Support Mission, a small number of UK personnel have deployed to Camp Shorabak in Helmand province in an advisory role.

A spokesman for NATO's Resolute Support mission said there had been no reports of casualties among the hundreds of international personnel at the air base but he had no other details.

Germany has pledged between 600 and 800 soldiers for Nato's "resolute support" mission which starts next year, after the west officially ends its combat role, and Italy at least 600.

Brian Tribus, director of public affairs for Nato's Resolute Support mission, said it is the policy of Nato and US forces in Afghanistan to hold any individual involved in the abuse of detainees personally accountable.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has supported the US decision to leave thousands of troops in Afghanistan beyond the end of the current Resolute Support mission, saying it recognises the reality of the situation in the field.