Sentence examples for set up missions from inspiring English sources

Mr. Annan would like to send in sophisticated and experienced military teams to assess problems or set up missions.

During the first period of colonization, Spanish Jesuits set up missions and reservations in northwestern Middle America; these usually included housing for clergy, indigenous peoples, and (in some cases) soldiers, as well as a church, outbuildings, and agricultural land.

In terms of gains, they expressed the need for an easy and straightforward way to set up missions, ways to recruit participants, and promote missions as well as mechanisms to get recognition from the community.

Spanish priests attempted to set up missions in 1743, but noted that the Tequesta were under assault from a neighboring tribe.

He set up mission control in the kitchen of an elementary school, where the cooks, led by a redoubtable biddy called Alice, looked about as pleased to have him in their midst as they might a Mexican bird-eating spider.

A history teacher in Australia set up "quest missions" where students can wander through and explore ancient worlds.

The outpost idea appears to be spreading: officials from Britain, Ireland, Japan and Finland have asked Swiss House how to set up similar missions.

With tensions rising in Catatumbo in the runup to the demonstrations, Colombian civil society organisations set up verification missions to monitor developments.

Led by Politburo member Tubianosa, the delegation set up a mission in a Beijing compound provided by Chinese officials.

She later set up a mission in Hong Kong.

"We'll set up a mission to sniff out who did it".