Sentence examples for a key outcomes from inspiring English sources

Seafarers' overall satisfaction, based on their perceptions of food quality and performance, and loyalty, or their continued desire to provide service to a shipping line, a key outcomes of an effective supply chain for ships.

To make the audit more accessible to these organisations a Key Outcomes booklet was produced for each West Midlands screening service, which aimed to present the findings that are most relevant to commissioners.

A key outcome of these developments will be a huge increase in the data produced by higher education, in ever more open and accessible formats.

Identifying who is mainly responsible in Gaza might well be a key outcome of investigations by the international criminal court, but that will not resolve the immediate crisis.

Expanding the resources available to the fund was a key outcome of the meeting of Group of 20 nation leaders who met in London this month.

Leveson's verdict on Hunt will be a key outcome of the report, as we detailed yesterday: Did Jeremy Hunt handle his ministerial duties properly?

"Clarity is a key outcome," said Sean Spence, who started coaching chief executives two years ago after recruiting them for 15 years with Russell Reynolds Associates, an American executive-search firm with offices in Australia.

A key outcome from the two-day meeting was a $1.9bn pot of money for African leaders to try to stop migrants leaving for Europe in the first place.

A "key outcome" listed in Johnson's Vision for Cycling was creating hospitable routes on over-stuffed parts of the Underground and bus network with the aim of "prompting transfers to the bike and relieving crowding for everyone".

Social justice is a key outcome of water allocation, management and governance.

The results show that the ABH behaves as a resonant scatterer, which is a key outcome of this study.