Rather than being granted, these goals require great effort and major commitment from all those who share responsibility for public health.
Granted, initiating goals is only the start of the battle.
The notion of "assemblages" provides a conceptual tool for rethinking negative views of dependence and taken for granted independence goals.
Programs to mentor women to help them write grants, prioritize goals, develop a complete and representative CV, and be appropriately self-promoting will help female faculty advance in their careers.
How can FIFA, which boasts of making $3.2 billion on the current four-year World Cup cycle, deny the right of players to be granted a goal when viewers from Bloemfontein to Timbuktu can see the unfairness?
In general, the inspector general concluded that the grant's overall goals -- in terms of fostering democratic goals -- were being met, conducting 271 trainings for 5,000 Iraqis as of this past April.
The grant, and its goals -- strengthening the role of music education in preparing children to learn academic subjects like language arts and math, using music to engage children who are disruptive or at risk of failing -- are signals of a new attitude toward music education, a field that has been cut back severely in recent decades.
Setting long-term societal goals grant legitimacy to a field and stimulate the allocation of resources for R&D.
The SBIR grant program stated goals: stimulation of technological development; to involve small businesses to meet federal research and development needs; to increase private sector commercialization of innovations derived from federal research and development; and to foster and encourage participation by minority and disadvantaged persons in technological development.
A ten-year, $20 billion federal grant program with goals states must meet to be eligible for funds.
An own goal from Grant Gillespie and a late goal from Nick Ross moved the Highlanders to within a point of second place in the Scottish Premiership.
