Sentence examples for conventional goal from inspiring English sources
Photograph: Mindaugas Kulbis/AP Updated at 9.12pm BST 7.56pm BST In a game that doesn't really matter, Serbia are two to the good against Macedonia thanks to a Stefan Ristovski o.g. and a more conventional goal from Dusan Basta.
In 2010 he suggested that central banks should perhaps aim for an inflation rate of 4%, rather than the conventional goal of around 2% used by the Bank of England, the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve.
The Falcons' no-huddle has multiple purposes: sometimes with the conventional goal of accelerating the pace, other times to moderate it by running down the play clock while hindering situation substitution by the defense.
But the past couple of weeks have seen plenty of ideological swerves at the IMF's downtown headquarters.Earlier this month the fund's chief economist, Olivier Blanchard, questioned the focus of modern macroeconomic policy on keeping inflation low, arguing that central banks should aim at an inflation rate of 4%, rather than the conventional goal of 2%.
FGP is an extension of conventional goal programming (GP) introduced byCharnes and Cooper (1962).
For years, the conventional goal of investing has been to beat the market.
But it may have less conventional goals.
He becomes aware of his mother's family as people who follow conventional goals, not their own, & who accept conventional clothes & morality out of conformity rather than from their beauty and fitness.
Not what people do to computers – that would be incongruous, even for this risk-taking R&B heartthrob – but what society does when it tames us into accepting conventional goals at the expense of our own hopes and dreams.
Ziran is what remains if we free ourselves from striving and conventional goals.
However, the use of ACE combinations in advertisements requires proper policy making and investment from marketing professionals and advertisers, to achieve conventional goals (i.e., profits and market share maximization, etc).
