Sentence examples for goal in relation from inspiring English sources

WHAT is Mr. Obama's goal in relation to these recent poll results, and WHAT is Mr. Romney's goal?

The results suggest that learning the position of a goal in relation to the geometry of the environment can be blocked but only by an alternative geometric cue.

Our research suggests that continuing with a resource allocation policy that prioritises deprived areas should help the NHS achieve this goal in relation to mortality amenable to healthcare.

(3) The interaction in Hypothesis 1 is moderated by explicit health goals: the interaction is strongest in those with a stronger health goal in relation to food.

The FP discontinued the Lithium and the woman was observed for both signs of depression and development of side effects by the home help personnel, who reported to the district nurse, who reported to the FP 4 B. In complex conditions when the basis for decisions was uncertain, the FP had to be ready to change and adjust the goal in relation to what was possible, and then rely on follow-up.

The reunification of mainland China and Taiwan has long been the mainland's top goal in relations with the United States, Taiwan's closest ally.

Climate change adaptation (CCA) and disaster risk reduction (DRR) have similar targets and goals in relation to climate change and related risks.

Conclusion: Although chiropractors and patients had some common goals in relation to the therapeutic encounter, there was also a mismatch in certain areas.

But wouldn't it be better if we were also to take the opportunity of this crisis to fundamentally re-think our public goals in relation to the arts?

While the SDGs are broadly welcomed, the Women's Major Group at the UN would have liked to see stronger wording in the goals in relation to the protection of sexual and reproductive rights, women's unpaid care work, and their role in peace and security.

ECCE contributes to other EFA goals in relation to preparing a child for entry into primary school and reducing the levels of non-completion and repetition of grades in primary school.