Sentence examples for comprehensive goal from inspiring English sources

"We hope that the Kaesong issue won't be a major hurdle in reaching the comprehensive goal of signing the free trade agreement". In the United States, American labor and human rights activists may object to employment conditions at Kaesong.

So understood, perfectionism gives each human being a shared comprehensive goal.

They conclude that "resource policy would be most effective if based on the more comprehensive goal of protecting biological integrity".

But Sanders has now provided a clear and comprehensive goal to shoot for in the end.

Komen also sponsored the first Global Women's Breast Cancer Summit in 2013, setting a bold and comprehensive goal to enhance breast cancer outcomes as measured by survival and quality of life for at least 2.5 million women in low- and middle-income countries by the year 2025.

In summary, if a comprehensive goal for biodiversity conservation is going to be achieved, governmental protected areas are only a starting point.

Roles mostly describe particular capabilities of the participant systems and how they can contribute to achieve more comprehensive goals.

They empower the engineers on their team to build things that matter by setting clear and comprehensive goals, strategy, and initiatives.

Most of the discussions are focusing on two types of comprehensive goals for health: universal health coverage (UHC) and healthy life expectancy (HALE).

To accomplish these more comprehensive goals, exercises have to be performed with an intensity sufficient to promote important strength and functional changes, at levels that cannot be tolerated until later stages (after 2 months) post TKR.

There is an apparent progression in the levels at which coordination is sought, as the drivers for coordination have shifted from local integration of development initiatives, to the management of sectoral resources, to the more comprehensive goals of aid effectiveness, linked with the need to make order of a global aid landscape that has become increasingly complex.