Sentence examples for goals spelled out from inspiring English sources

Those goals, spelled out in Obama's 2010 budget blueprint, continue to enjoy broad Democratic support.

Under the recommendation of the Steering Committee, kindergarten programs for children aged 4 6 years in child care centers and kindergartens are now guided by a common set of teaching guidelines and learning goals spelled out in a curriculum framework developed by MOE since 2003.

The bonus payments are not guaranteed unless Mr. Thompson meets certain goals spelled out by the company".

Several goals spelled out in the 2006 2011 NIEHS Strategic Plan (NIEHS 2006c) emphasize the importance of these two forms of integration: Goal III calls for enabling integrative and cross-cutting research approaches; Goal IV calls for improving and expanding capacity for community-linked research; and Goal VII underscores the importance of supporting development of partnerships.

Before the game, the fans behind one goal spelled out "AGAIN 1966" in English, using white cards, to recall the 1-0 upsethatat sent the Italian team home in shame and the North Koreans on to the quarterfinals.

But Mr. Macgillivray and Mr. Boni said prices would be kept in check, in part by the goal, spelled out in the agreement, to reach as many customers as possible.

Reducing the number of US and Russian deployed nuclear weapons, the treaty has been central to Obama's visionary goal – spelled out in Prague in April 2009 – of a nuclear weapons-free world.

Just hours before the State of the Union address, Education Secretary Arne Duncan issued a statement about the disappointing results of U.S. students on a nationwide science test that cited the president's goal, spelled out last fall, of training 10,000 new STEM teachers over 2 years.

These will be different speeches, so having the goal spelled out early will help you craft your message.

Higher entrance standards and a broader range of goals are spelled out in a new policy for the Torrance Unified School District's program for gifted students that has been adopted by trustees.

That's the organization founded by billionaire Pete Peterson to carry out the traditionally right-wing goals he spelled out in the 1980s: to cut Social Security and Medicare and other government programs, and to lower taxes for the wealthiest Americans even more.