Sentence examples for the initial mission from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Taber apparently felt that this was a gross departure from the initial mission of the farmers' market initiative and the EBT program in general, so she took a stand against what she viewed as an injustice- and lost out on some valuable profits in the process.

"The initial mission could get great deal of attention.

Posing as a wedding guest during the initial mission, Samantha is taken with the caviar.

With so few of them there so far, the initial mission of these fighters has focused on the more conventional of their many specialized roles.

The audit team noted that Treasury already had hired staff members for the initial mission, some of whom were not necessary or best suited for the work required under the new strategy.

General Powell says in his memoir that he and Mr. Cheney, the secretary of defense at the time, were skeptical of the initial mission of sending soldiers to alleviate famine in Somalia.

The purpose of the initial missions will be to confirm water resources and spot hazards, and to put in place power, mining and life support systems to support future missions.

The formulation phase of the mission included initial mission design and planning for the full scale implementation of the mission.

The text of the motion states that "a United Nations process must be followed as far as possible to ensure the maximum legitimacy for any such action," and that the secretary general "should ensure a briefing to the United Nations Security Council immediately upon the completion of the team's initial mission".

While maintaining that "good stories" have come out of Exodus, Chambers said that contrary to the ministry's initial mission "to be different than the religious paradigm" at the time -- "to be a safe place... to be a place of hope and help" -- it evolved into an "institution".

This song is mournful in a celebratory way and reminds us of the group's initial mission seeded about 150 years ago -- the joyful promotion, through song and rhythmic utterance, of a unified moral code for all creatures.