Sentence examples for compatible goal from inspiring English sources

The following hypothesis is thus suggested: Job motivation, self-assessment and professional learning increase when employees have compatible goal setting in a performance appraisal.

But they are not necessarily compatible goals.

Cyberedition's backers are betting that profitability and scholarship are compatible goals.

Some employers are starting to provide professional skills that minorities are looking for and if a firm showed me that it saw diversity and leadership development as compatible goals, then I might see a future with that company.

He has been instrumental in designing programs that demonstrate how third world development and protecting our resources are compatible goals.

Investing in athletes and engendering their trust creates a more nurturing environment for the future; a future where performance and health are recognized as compatible goals, and those understanding this principle enjoy a competitive advantage.

A "keeper" has compatible life goals.

It is likely that this theory, much like his theory of parental investment (Trivers 1972), can inform our empirical investigations of the individual acting in a social context where, often, his/her own goals are not compatible with the goals or interests of others.

There are valid questions about whether exporting gas is compatible with the goal of seeking energy independence.

Countries have adopted an official target to limit the damage from global warming, with 450 parts per million seen as the maximum level compatible with that goal.

UK shale development is compatible with our goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions and does not detract from our support for renewables, in fact it could support development of intermittent renewables".