Sentence examples for goals upon which from inspiring English sources

The misconceptions described above, and many others not mentioned, helped us to frame conversations with faculty as we developed the learning goals upon which the IMCA is based.

Learning goal 1 is the most fundamental of the learning goals, and the goal upon which the rest of the course is dependent.

At the heart of the NRC (2007a, 2009) and other reports are many recommendations on the use of data instead of defaults to guide the risk assessment process, a goal upon which all can agree.

"It's easy to survive in corp dev and build a career because it is so difficult to establish concrete goals and metrics upon which the corp dev function can be evaluated".

After plan execution, state 3 will re-check whether the goal is fulfilled, upon which is yes, it will proceed to state 5.

Albrighton and Agbonlahor suffocated the threat of Aleksandar Kolarov and Jérôme Boateng, with Bent's smartly taken debut goal giving the hosts something upon which to cling.

When the plan execution is finished, the state will proceed to state 5 and 6, upon which new goal will be obtained for subsequent planning.

Let's reward all teachers in schools where the entire school meets agreed-upon performance goals, which include higher student achievement.

He kicked every ball, berated every mistake or pang of sloppiness, and celebrated manically each of his team's goals as if this was the game upon which the championship hinged.

As we wrote about earlier this year, safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) are the foundation upon which many of the goals can be built.

Both sides claim to be strengthening RI and make rhetorical claims that RI is a highly valued platform upon which their own ambitious goals partially rest.