Sentence examples for allocated goals from inspiring English sources

Allocated goals were entirely achieved reaching a score of 70 out of 70 (Additional File 5) because the objective related to operators' satisfaction and could not be evaluated since no further organisational wellbeing survey has been conducted.

"It allocates clear goals and responsibilities to both universities and the government, something that previous reports haven't done," says David Ward, president of the American Council on Education.

An enormous amount of money continues to be allocated as its goals become more diffuse and subject to dispute.

The time has come for more resources to be allocated for such goals to be achieved.

In doing so, an organization's limited resources can be intelligently allocated with the goal of detecting and correcting the greatest number of faults.

Exit criteria are predetermined to prevent excessive deterioration of seizures, and treatment retention time is used as the primary outcome variable to measure the effectiveness of the allocated treatments: the goal is to demonstrate higher retention rates in the high-dosage group.

Furthermore, no specific resources have been allocated to the goal of achieving patient centredness.

The funds will be allocated with the goal of enabling the GPEI to operate effectively against all of the plan's objectives.

And, like all other income, it should be allocated to the financial goals that you have set for the year".

This is not unreasonable, considering that resources are scarce and that there are alternative ways in which they can be allocated to reach different goals.

Ron Fowler, a broker for John L. Scott Real Estate said, "The state's Growth Management Act allocates target housing goals for cities, and Redmond has not reached those goals for providing homes".