Sentence examples for goals we asked from inspiring English sources

1.16pm @jpjsavage Work with children and young people was one of the goals we asked arts organisations to apply against, and this will be something we will talk to organisations about who mentioned this in their applications, as we discuss their funding agreements over the next few months.

To achieve our goals we asked participants to complete six legacy measures: Medical Outcomes Short Form-36 (SF-36) [ 8– 10], the Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Arthritis Index (WOMAC) [ 11– 13], two objective physical function tests (i.e., 6-min walk test, 20-meter walk test) [ 14], the Perceived Stress Scale [ 15], and the Beck Depression Inventory Second Edition (BDI-II) [ 16– 16].

In order to accomplish this goal, we asked students to design educational games that would teach first graders about nutrition.

In order to achieve this goal, we asked whether maternal size predicts the time it takes the offspring to capture and consume a standard amount of shrimp.

Our policies run counter to our goals, We need to ask ourselves, how can teachers feel good about themselves when they are scripted and constantly under attack?

To accomplish the goals above, we asked different groups of users to work with Wiki-based SADs and perform specific architecture-related tasks.

But as we reach those shared goals, we are asked to sacrifice some personal freedoms.

With smart goal setting in mind, we asked our readers to tell us the New Year's resolutions they plan to make for 2019.

Although the question of whether pH-induced resistance of a Gram-negative involves the activation of genes that regulate and code for efflux pump constituents remains our goal, we have asked the question of whether pH has a direct effect on the RND efflux pump AcrAB of E. coli.

Not only are we bringing people together with differing views and different perspectives and challenging them to find the best path forward toward the common goal, we are asking them to do so in an area where there is a lot of uncertainty.

However, to make your paper most useful for and accessible to a general audience (a goal of eLife), we ask that you elaborate on the relationship of your work to other recently published work.