Sentence examples for the express mission from inspiring English sources

A pitcher who enters the game with runners on base usually has the express mission of stranding them.

Huge bureaucracies, diverting vast sums of money, have mushroomed into existence with the express mission of manipulating such quandaries to their sponsors' maximum advantage.

They were provided by an American consul who, according to Mr Weil in his autobiography, "Souvenirs d'apprentissage", was sent over to France by President Roosevelt with the express mission of saving European intellectuals endangered by the war.Having arrived in America, Mr Weil settled initially in Princeton, where he knew most of the mathematicians.

Founded in 1890, the Volksbühne or "people's stage" was born out of an eponymous movement with the express mission to bring art to the working classes, an ideal that continued to be held aloft during the theatre's 40 years on the eastern side of the Berlin Wall.

Then came this week's ruling by Justice Douglas E. McKeon of State Supreme Court in the Bronx that criticized the Mayor for creating a charter revision commission with the express mission of coming up with a ballot proposal that would block a referendum question on his Yankee plan.

The First Generation Harvard Alumni, created during the 2011 2012 academic year with the express mission of improving the experience of Harvard students who are the first generation of their families to attend a four-year U.S. university, FGHA has built a membership of approximately 400 with an active board of over 30 individuals.

The party that brought us the worst economy since the Great Depression, that led us into Iraq and the worst foreign policy disaster in American history, that would like to take a hammer to Social Security and a chisel to Medicare, is back in control of the House of Representatives with the expressed mission of undermining all things Obama.

Wiseman, young at heart, is with the project wholly persuaded, judging from his film, by the N.Y.P.L.'s express mission to involve the larger population in the knowledge trawl.

Their express mission: doubling the percentage of women in VC partner roles over the next decade and increasing total funding to female founders by 10percentt within five years.

Gramm-Leach-Bliley was also known as the Financial Services Modernization Act, and its express mission was to facilitate affiliation among banks, securities firms and insurance companies in other words it was, in many ways, the anti-Glass-Steagall.

She seemed the embodiment of the strategy of EMILY's List, a group whose express mission is to "ignite change by getting pro-choice Democratic women elected to office". The EMILY's List argument has always been that policy change can happen by electing people whose lived experiences give them insight into reproductive justice in a unique way.