Sentence examples for wider mission from inspiring English sources

Mr. Suozzi described plans for an organized operation with a wider mission and more extensive services.

Moore says that he sees the GivingTales app as fitting neatly into that work – and the wider mission of Unicef.

They should declare their commitment to the concept that the American-Chinese partnership should have a wider mission than national self-interest.

The Biophilia project has since blossomed into a wider mission: the Biophilia Educational Programme, an interactive learning programme drawing together music and science, which has recently been incorporated into Nordic curricula.

It has the unenviable task of implementing the policies on renewable energy, but few are in any doubt that the orders come from the Treasury, which is on a wider mission to bear down on all costs.

Woodward publishes, as an appendix, a memorandum that the President dictated last November as "final orders" or a lawyer's "terms sheet," intended to govern his Afghan troop surge and to insure that the Pentagon would never return with a request for more soldiers or a wider mission.

The Royal Navy ship sent to join a Europe-wide mission to tackle the Mediterranean migrant crisis has not rescued a single person since its deployment.

The navy launched the Mare Nostrum operation in October 2013 after 366 people died in a shipwreck off Lampedusa, but it has since been shut down and replaced by an EU-wide mission called Operation Triton.

More than 320,000 asylum seekers have arrived in the past two years, mainly on rescue ships deployed by a Europe-wide mission in response to successive boat disasters that have killed thousands of men, women and children.

A senior administration official said that the military team, which was authorized by a directive from Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, was never intended to have an open-ended or Libya-wide mission.

In 2126, the spaceship Betsy II embarks on a galaxy-wide mission.