Sentence examples for ill-defined goals from inspiring English sources
They are often in intensive care units with ill-defined goals of care.
Some management teams offer only a vague vision for example, "providing information to anyone, anytime, anywhere". IT units respond to such ill-defined goals by trying to build platforms capable of responding to any business need.
A failure to meet ill-defined goals could lead to public misunderstandings that limit investments and the number of people who have access to the lifesaving antiretroviral drugs in the future.
But it strongly criticized both the United Nations and the Dutch military and political leadership for sending a small battalion of soldiers to Srebrenica with ill-defined goals, a weak mandate, little intelligence about the troops surrounding them and no strategy for ending the mission.
Most will be lucky to win even one of the 462 seats being contested.In this section The real enemy within Glimpse of a troubled land South Korea's workers return to the streets So, to the polls The scramble at the ballot box ReprintsThis sudden proliferation of new parties with ill-defined goals has confused the voters.
"We have more than 100,000 troops in Afghanistan risking life and limb, at a cost of $10 billion a month, to pursue ill-defined goals whose achievement" can only barely be imagined.
Critics in Congress say he has thrown the United States into a mission with an ill-defined goal.
Here we see how one broad and ill-defined goal—"leveraging international brands"—was systematically broken down into meaningful components that could be addressed individually.
It simply asserted that the result of these deportations would be "enhanced homeland security" — an ill-defined goal that seemed to answer the public's fear with aggression — and more fear — rather than sound policy.
It is often presented as an ultimate, but ill-defined goal to attain.
All my life I've followed the path society told me would lead to success, diligently working toward this ill-defined goal, never stopping to question it or ask myself if this path was right for me.
