Sentence examples for the declared mission from inspiring English sources

The declared mission: talking to Japanese automakers about situating a plant in the port area.

In 1995, Larsson and some friends in Stockholm founded a quarterly magazine, Expo, with the declared mission of safeguarding "democracy and freedom of speech by... documenting extremist and racist groups in society".

The declared mission of the group is to "amplify the voice of liberty-minded grassroots Texans who want bold action to protect life, strengthen families, defend the Bill of Rights, restrain government, and revitalize personal and economic freedoms in Texas".

Unfortunately, and with the same dizzying speed with which the Republicans declared Mission Accomplished, many pundits were once again last month far too presumptuous in heralding that Iraq was indeed the region's newest blossoming democracy.

Just as the former president declared "mission accomplished" in Iraq years before the war there ended, the Taliban made their own victory declaration this weekend, even though roughly 130,000 coalition troops were still fighting in Afghanistan — and keeping the Afghan government firmly in power.

Justifications are daily mouthed in the international press for the suicide bombings of Palestinians whose declared mission is the annihilation of the Jewish state.

Styling himself the "Prostitutes' Padre", his declared mission was the rescue of young girls he considered in danger of falling into vice.

The paper, whose declared mission was to recreate Labour as a truly socialist party, was also Cripps' personal contribution to the left's campaign against rearmament, and in favour of a united front against fascism.

The paper whose declared mission was to recreate Labour as a truly socialist party, was also Cripps' personal contribution to the left's campaign against rearmament and in favour of a united front against fascism, and it was soon in sustained conflict with the leadership which in turn was increasingly making common cause with the Churchill wing of the Conservative Party.

They came from a similar place to the Gun Club, whose declared mission was to "destroy rockabilly", but the Cramps (for whom the Gun Club's For the Love of Ivy was written) didn't crash and burn or go through reinventions.

Only $56 billion had been appropriated for the Iraq War by the time President George W. Bush declared 'Mission Accomplished' in May 2003, and 172 coalition servicemen had died.