Sentence examples similar to bold goal-setting from inspiring English sources

Part of a leader's remit is to set bold goals.

Heather directs the Office for Sustainability which oversees the implementation of the Harvard's comprehensive Sustainability Plan (co-created with faculty and students in 2014) and the University's ambitious new Climate Action Plan which sets bold goals to transform campus operations to be fossil fuel-free by 2050 and fossil fuel-neutral by 2026.

Syphrett: How can someone set bold goals when they don't work for themselves?

Undaunted, Holliday has set bold goals for 2003: sales growth of 6%–sharply reversing last year's decline and per-share earnings growth of 10%.

But both were courageous enough to set bold goals that they knew might not be reached.

Third, rather than simply setting bold goals they invest in resources, like the Iowa Healthcare Collaborative, that connect stakeholders to one another and support them in the hard work of designing better care and adapting good practice to their local settings.

Because of this pledge, the Atlassian Foundation International is able to set a bold goal of helping to educate 10 million disadvantaged youth in 10 years, giving them the skills they need for the workforce of the future, "10 in 10".

To address these needs, this Bass Connections project sets a bold goal of working toward creating an energy infrastructure map of the world using satellite imagery.

It is for this reason that New York City was able to achieve a 19percentt reduction of carbon emissions in just six years, and why Paris has been able to set a bold goal of a 40percentt reduction by 2030.

When launched in 2011, the Global Plan, developed by a team of experts co-chaired by UNAIDS and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, set out bold goals: focusing on the 22 countries in which 90% of new HIV infections in children occur, it aimed to reduce the number of new HIV infections in children by 90% and the number of HIV-related maternal deaths by 50% by 2015.

But to understand the impact of these new draft rules, it's important to look at what they do - and what they don't - and measure them against the nation's bold but readily achievable goals set out by the Obama administration earlier this year.