Sentence examples for and goals to develop from inspiring English sources

This process involves discussion between a patient, their family and clinicians to clarify and reflect on values, treatment preferences and goals to develop a shared understanding of how EOL care should proceed. 1 Discussing the patient's prognosis often forms a component of ACP.

Best then went on to announce her campaign for presidency in the country's 2018 general elections, and her goals to develop Russia into a European Socialist State.

HENVINET promoted a number of activities in order to facilitate experiment, and to meet the stated goals to develop understanding between diverse actors in order to improve the process of trans-disciplinary communication via networking.

In that case, there was a well-understood and highly desired goal: to develop a vaccine that might offer protection against future pandemics.

Despite this substantial accomplishment, biomass saccharification remains a key cost barrier [ 14] and further reduction in enzyme cost is needed to achieve the DOE Biomass Program's goal to develop and demonstrate cost-competitive cellulosic ethanol production technologies by 2012 [ 15- 17].

A staff was quickly hired with the goal to develop and start the project within six months.

And really, that's the goal, to develop a piece of software that creates a lasting connection with another person.

But we should be open to this proposal for one simple reason; both educators and businesses have an overlapping goal: to develop savvy, skilled people who can contribute to the success of an organization and society.

This document represents a consensus opinion from this workshop, seeking to open a more active dialogue amongst researchers with the clear goal to develop and establish internationally accepted guidelines.

It is our goal to develop companies and leaders who embrace capitalism as a powerful catalyst for good in society.

A new, interactive Web-based IDP called myIDP (myIDP, 2012) goes even further by helping users to set specific, measurable, action-oriented, realistic, and time-bound (SMART) goals and to develop a plan to ensure they are accountable for meeting those goals.