Sentence examples for undertake missions from inspiring English sources

The ship left the Black Sea port on Thursday to undertake missions in the eastern Mediterranean, local media reported.

In 1394 the antipope Benedict XIII made him his confessor and theologian to his court at Avignon, but five years later Vincent resigned to undertake missions.

Heard, Slatten, Liberty, and Slough worked for Blackwater, a private company with a complex reputation (now known as Academi, following a sale and an earlier rebranding as Xe Services) which was largely staffed by former members of the U.S. military, and which was contracted, at great taxpayer expense, to undertake missions that our all-volunteer military no longer wishes to, or cannot, perform.

It also began to undertake missions against Improvised Explosive Devices, a problem which had originated in Iraq but since became more of a threat in Afghanistan.

"Second, the civic advocates will engage in theoria in the ancient sense: they will undertake missions abroad to countries where corruption has been or is being addressed effectively and then return home with practical ideas for further study and implementation".

"Our planes have long been undertaking missions on the other side of the practically non-existent Syrian border with Iraq.

Her principal characters, Bishop Latour and Father Vaillant, based on Jean-Baptiste Lamy and Joseph Machebeuf, amble through a loose succession of scenes, undertaking missions in the Southwest.

During the 1970s Mbeki undertook missions for the ANC in Botswana, Swaziland, and Nigeria in order to work with black youth who had left South Africa.

On Rhodes's behalf, Jameson undertook missions in 1889 and 1890 to charm Lobengula, king of the Ndebele (sometimes called Matabele), into confirming mineral concessions in present-day Zimbabwe for the British South Africa Company.

"You've overseen hundreds of your colleagues, and you've undertaken missions with no margin for error, working in situations where the bottom line is literally a matter of life and death".

It has undertaken missions from the Balkans and Sudan to the Philippines and Somalia, where I supported the institute's efforts to mediate conflicts, promote the rule of law and encourage democracy.