Sentence examples for the added mission from inspiring English sources

He was préfect in Corsica (1947-49), in Constantine, eastern Algeria (1949-51), secretary general to the préfecture of police in Paris (1951-54), secretary general to the French protectorate of Morocco (1954-55), and once again préfect in Constantine, with the added mission of being inspector of the administration in eastern Algeria (1956-58).

Once in New Spain, Alonso Muños met with the Viceroy Luis de Velasco, who agreed to send an ambassador to Japan in the person of the famous explorer Sebastián Vizcaíno with the added mission of exploring the "Gold and silver islands" that were thought to be east of the Japanese isles.

Pharmacological research could also be recognized as a field of public interest, perhaps as an added mission of the National Institutes of Health, a federal agency that has been extraordinarily successful in all other aspects of medical research.

In the process, the survivors have found unsuspected strengths and a shared sense of altruism that has produced an added mission: to deliver on the firm's promise to contribute 25percentt of its profits over the next five years to the Cantor families who lost loved ones.

In "An Added Mission for Arizona Sheriff's Immigration Posse: School Patrols," Fernanda Santos reports on how one sheriff in Arizona has already taken the N.R.A.'s suggestion as a call to action to protect schools in Maricopa County: Dennis Donowick is a retired truck driver who refused to spend the rest of his days "drinking beer and doing nothing," as he put it.

The Mission branch has the added bonus of its "creamery" a few doors down: all ice-creams made in small batches, with slurpable flavours such as malted vanilla with peanut brittle, Sonoma honey and lavender, and brown sugar with ginger caramel swirl.

Rescue missions also include the added use of heat lamps and tents for things like cocktail tables.

For Kimball, Russia, "uncivilised" as our terrorist enemies, affords the added menace of a disgruntled ex-superpower hell-bent on "an imperialist mission".

CubeSats carried along by the primary mission can supplement the measurements made, at a relatively low cost, and with the added benefits of involving students at universities in this challenging endeavor.

For commercial customers, the added flight time can dramatically free up use cases, changing the mindset of operation from mission-based to much more exploratory.

The added scrutiny is somewhat unfair.