Sentence examples for framing goals from inspiring English sources
Caputo-Pearl said the union would push for changes in Deasy's teacher evaluation system, including an end to testing data for anything other than framing goals or shaping teaching practices.
Bryan Shuman Laramie, Wyo., Aug. 29, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Framing Goals, Obama Takes the Fight to McCain" (front page, Aug. 29): The Democratic National Convention in Denver was not only a spectacular and colorful sea of humanity but also a vast confluence of the American diversity that epitomized the ideals for which America stands.
Framing your goals as negatives could lead to you being judgmental of yourself or feeling guilty over your progress.
You're better off framing your goal as "eating healthier" so that you'll remain motivated and optimistic.
But framing the goal of recovery as ultimately being one of self-empowerment makes us think totally differently about the image of addiction and of how to escape it.
These ethical requirements govern the activity of intensivists by framing their goal and mission, which consist in saving lives whenever possible and, otherwise, in providing continuous care until death occurs, under the best possible conditions.
For example, if you decide to begin a work-out regime, avoid framing your goal in terms of how many pounds you want to lose.
He framed his goals in modest and realistic terms, rather than trying to whip up the audience with fear-mongering, triumphalist sloganeering and jingoistic bravado.
As society confronts new and unique challenges, we will need new forms of measurement to adequately frame our goals.
Our study was not intended to dictate the appropriateness of offering CRRT to a patient with AKI, but rather to help clinicians frame their goals of care and prognostic discussions in the most realistic terms.
