Sentence examples similar to competitive goals achieved from inspiring English sources
With each small victory in training that you accumulate, you move one step closer to that big victory, namely, achieving your competitive goals.
Mikaela Shiffrin is, at only 18 years old, the top slalom ski racer in the world, a favorite for Olympic gold in Sochi, and a veritable fount of lessons that athletes, coaches, and parents can learn from to help athletes achieve their competitive goals.
Effectively the exerciser must compute the hazard (e.g. danger of a competitively decisive competitive collapse or health related collapse) if a certain pace is maintained during the early or mid-portion part of an event versus the ability to achieve their competitive goal.
A strategy is nothing more than a commitment to a set of coherent, mutually reinforcing policies or behaviors aimed at achieving a specific competitive goal.
Set achievable goals, and achieve set goals.
It should now act as the foundation for the process of improvement that will allow you to maximize your training and competitive performances and achieve your goals.
Furthermore, Pfeffer [ 19] explicitly pointed out that "organizational structures are the outcomes of political contests within organizations (p.38)." Daft [ 14] proposed a top management model to delineate how "a strategy is a plan for interacting with the competitive environment to achieve organizational goals".
Both goals were achieved.
"We wanted to start the season with a competitive package, and I think the goal was achieved".
Participants will gain work experience and a global perspective that will provide a competitive edge in achieving their career goals.
