Sentence examples similar to endorsed goals from inspiring English sources

"We take a strong stand in this article, because we are pushing against the pervasive use of goal setting in practice and a very large body of literature that has endorsed goal setting.

The licensing system represents only an intermediate step towards the officially endorsed goal of establishing an aquaculture regime.

LPNs and RNs could help the patient set initial weight management and lifestyle goals, and the providers could further endorse goals and address potential barriers to achieving them.

Respondents endorsed several goals for system enhancement as important or very important, with particularly positive views of goals related to service coordination and integration, as well as improving children, youth and family engagement strategies.

It was reported that Colonel Thompson endorsed Vietcong goals, but the Army never verified that the broadcast was authentic.

He said the rally's sponsors welcomed groups that endorsed their goals, including a higher minimum wage, immigration reform, improved public education and an end to the wave of foreclosures.

Middle-class parents raise legitimate concerns about the stress these tests place on students but many have not endorsed broader goals such as school equity.

They endorsed the goals and found the films and skits enjoyable.

Senator Kerry also endorsed that goal.

Hillary Clinton just endorsed a goal I've never heard a pro-choice leader endorse.

But Mr. Strauss-Kahn also broadly endorsed the goal of rebalancing.