Sentence examples for goal-oriented initiative from inspiring English sources

It's a philanthropy-driven, community-based, goal-oriented initiative called BLOOM, which stands for Building a Lifetime of Opportunities and Options for Black Men, beginning now in South L.A. BLOOM is intended to tackle one of the most challenging and ignored facets of the problem: Specifically, 14 to 18-year-old black males who are or have been under County probation supervision.

Perhaps the next step is to be specific and more goal-oriented about open-source initiatives, as Directgov seems to be.

An agent can be considered as a computational entity that operates without human intervention (autonomous), interacts with each other (sociality), perceives and reacts to their environment (re-activity), always acts to obtain its aim (rationality) and exhibits goal-oriented behaviour by taking initiatives (pro-activity).

The biomedical initiative, Yeo explains, is meant to combine these elements into "an integrated, goal-oriented approach to develop human, intellectual, and industrial capital" in the life sciences.

"I'm goal-oriented.

Don't be goal-oriented.

He was very goal-oriented".

"I'm not goal-oriented.

She's very goal-oriented".

I was always very goal-oriented.

That's a goal-oriented, driven person.