Sentence examples for formal goal from inspiring English sources

Mr Bernanke would doubtless like a formal goal.

Becoming carbon positive is meant to act as a guiding star rather than constituting a formal goal we expect to achieve in the next few years.

Mr. Dombeck also put the agency on a track to set as a formal goal the conservation of old-growth forests.

Some Hamas leaders now say that if Israel promised to leave every inch of territory it occupied in 1967, Hamas might think again about its formal goal of rubbing out the Jewish state.

The company says this is supported by "all credible scenarios", apparently dismissing Citi's projection that global oil demand could peak as soon as 2020 and IEA's 2C scenario, not to mention the fact that, under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, governments worldwide have committed to a formal goal of limiting global warming to below 2C.

The formal goal analysis is illustrated through examples, using an implemented goal reasoning tool.

Psychological and formal goals vary, and some pieces are more successful than others.

Indeed, a recent survey of human resources executives by KPMG showed that only 25percentt of companies had set formal goals for overseas employees.

The Chinese educators expressed many similar views to the Australian group, especially in relation to formal goal-directed and circle time activities.

Some point to games like Flow that lack formal goals and ask how can they be won?

While the formal goals of the various curricula promote the teaching of NOS, the exams do not truly reflect it.