Sentence examples for for achieving objectives from inspiring English sources
He said Sunkin's pay in 2007 included a bonus for achieving objectives Frank McCourt had set.
With the term governance, applied to the local democratic context, here is meant "a process of coordination of actors, social groups and [local] institutions, for achieving objectives discussed and defined collectively in fragmented, uncertain environments" (Le Galès 1998: 77).
The selection frequency better indicates the importance of an area for achieving objectives and the best solution provides an indication of an individual solution.
One respondent mentioned how a road map for achieving objectives and developing a policy for improving oral health in Nigeria was agreed.
Regional-scale planning is critical for achieving objectives that require broad perspectives and emergent properties that mean the whole (e.g. a system of MPAs) is greater than the sum of the parts (individual MPAs).
They found a 60% reduction of CEA levels as an appropriate cutoff value for good response by ROC curve analysis; at this set-point, they found a sensitivity of 82.8% and a specificity of 69.2% for achieving objective response.
All these objectives are social ones and business was our vehicle for achieving these objectives.
None, for example, condemns agreements to achieve objectives not otherwise criminal.
The game was well received in Japan for allowing multiple ways to achieve objectives, its well-told storyline, and its surprising twist ending.
In a complex evolving systems view, product, production system and supply chain requirements, which are used to define manufacturing strategy performance objectives, are also thought to constitute, in a dialectic fashion, decision variables for achieving these objectives.
We used a fractional benefit measure, the B value, to quantitatively compare the suitabilities of different combinations of multi-objectives, so as to identify the metabolic state that can most efficiently coordinate pathways for achieving the objectives.
