Sentence examples for deliver its objectives from inspiring English sources

Even the shutdown's ardent champions never advanced a remotely compelling story for how it would deliver its objectives.

Such a conclusion cites the contemporary reaction to the work, how it failed to deliver its objectives and also caused its author such problems.

Generally, I think the closer the relationship the better, because that way Almos are proactively anticipating how best they can support their council to deliver its objectives for the city.

The Treasury defends the FPC and says the members are "highly qualified to deliver its objectives" and takes comfort from the endorsement of the International Monetary Fund last week, which described the FPC as an "important step in developing mechanisms to mitigate systemic risk".

Serious weaknesses in project management and reporting, a lack of focus on business change, together with piecemeal assurance arrangements, meant that it took the BBC too long to realise that the project was in serious trouble and unlikely to deliver its objectives.

Asked whether the transport strategy requires a reduction in the overall number of private hire vehicles on London's roads to deliver its objectives, a TfL spokesman would not provide a direct answer to our question — saying only that the aim is to "make sure that whatever developments happen in the industry they complement the goals in the mayor's transport strategy".

Kennedy told the Guardian: "The paradox is that the government's own impact assessment suggests the policy will not deliver its objective.

The axe may be wielded, with ministers likely to criticise the last Labour government for initiating the project but doing too little to ensure it delivered its objectives.

"OPSI needs to understand the business environment and Trading Fund framework in which OS is tasked with delivering its objectives". The OPSI report acknowledges OS's position as the most visible trading fund "naturally increases its exposure to criticism".

The review found that British Swimming was broadly delivering its objectives.

"Our recommendations set out fundamental improvements that the PSNI and the HET need to make in order to ensure the team is effective in delivering its objectives in a way that is consistent with the requirements of Article 2 of the European Convention on Human Rights; and commands the confidence of the public of Northern Ireland, and in particular, of the families of the victims of the Troubles".