Sentence examples for external objectives from inspiring English sources

Europe, for the foreseeable future, will spend more time debating its internal architecture than defining its external objectives.

It also said that in its efforts to balance its books and save $16 million in 2006 and 2007 in order to achieve so-called foundation-trust status, which made it semi-independent of control by the central government, the hospital laid off too many people and focused relentlessly on external objectives rather than patient care.

From the beginning of their involvement in the region, the authors have sought to support local initiatives rather than simply appropriate local participation in support of external objectives (see (Cooke and Kothari 2001; Ghai and Vivian 1992; Pretty 1995)).

All members of the group are evaluated against performance objectives regularly and are expected, both by managers and by co-workers, to pull their weight; and the organization itself constantly evaluates its performance against external objectives and benchmarks.

Energy external objectives lacked substantive legislation to achieve them, though the first internal energy market Directives were launched in 1996 and 1998 (Council of the European Union, 1996, 1998).

To many mathematicians, mathematical objects such as the number pi seem to exist in an external, objective reality.

Men tend to relate to each other via an external, "objective" entity, a shared obsession — cars, hi-fi, music, sport — which requires expertise, provokes argument but most importantly becomes a means for men to express their emotions, indirectly.

Being an immigrant gives you an external, objective view on the country welcoming you, and also, after few months, on the country you left behind.

The worker must be manipulated in such a way so that these restrictions seem to function as rational, external objective laws which are then internalized by the individual.

The modern man can be defined with regard to two levels of well-being: internal (subjective) and external (objective).

Yet he was able to develop new logical and semantic theories as well as the general strategy adopted by the Oxford Realists, as he methodically substituted reference to external objective realities for reference to linguistic and/or mental activities.