Sentence examples for whose missions are from inspiring English sources

That, and comments by Iraqi officials, suggested that American Special Operations forces, whose missions are shrouded in secrecy, carried out the raid.

The two trustees, whose missions are often odds because Mr. Giddens is to return customer money while Mr. Freeh is to recover funds for creditors, have clashed over the privacy of documents and the distribution of assets.

But the city reflects to this day Calvin's influence in its hospitality toward great international organizations whose missions are perhaps as much moral as political: the International Red Cross, the International Labor Organization and the United Nations (and before it the League of Nations).

This tends to be true of government entities whose missions are clearly and narrowly defined.

"We believe we will see more entrepreneurs whose missions are to serve the tens of millions of people whose lives can be improved by innovations that allow them to receive the absolute best quality of care, whether being treated at home and/or in other comfortable and low-cost settings".

This coalition includes social justice organizations of all creeds and colors, whose missions are to empower the voices of the working class and communities of color - including immigrants.

Docker chief product officer Scott Johnston said it was really about bringing together two companies whose missions were aligned with what they were hearing from customers.

"In an organization whose mission was fighting, I wasn't allowed to fight".

Mindanao, whose mission was repairing internal-combustion engines for the Pacific Fleet.

Dr Georges Petitjean, founder of Arthur Coaching, whose mission is to promote the coaching of young people.

The Iranian Army is a conventional force whose mission is to protect the country.