Sentence examples for complementary goals from inspiring English sources

Inflation targets allowed governments and central banks to argue that price stability and full employment were complementary goals.

As Radovic explained it, Milosevic and his wife had two complementary goals as they used their friends to siphon money out of the pockets of fools.

Though reducing crime and improving relations between police and minority communities are seemingly complementary goals, in many cities only the first was realized.

By establishing a number of man-made island positions in the Spratlys, China seems to be pursuing a number of complementary goals.

Those might seem like complementary goals, but they aren't always: true growth can be elusive when life is one big audition.

Now we realize that we are paying a high price for our inequality and that alleviating it and promoting growth are intertwined, complementary goals.

A complementary goal must be to reform governmental oversight of drug development, so that both the direct and indirect costs of regulation are more moderate and more in line with those in the rest of the world.

A complementary goal was to explore whether these individual differences also influence healthy food consumption.

He's retained the promise of training 100,000 well-qualified science and math teachers by 2020, and added a second, complementary goal with a workforce component to it, namely, to produce 1 million additional STEM graduates.

"Many are hoping that the Paris agreement will have a strong and clear complementary goal to the 2 degrees Celsius goal, which communicates to governments and the private sector the scale of transformation that is required," Levin told HuffPost.

A complementary goal is to contextualize women's experiences in relation to any less well-understood barriers potentially facing maternal health professionals in the same setting.