Sentence examples for interest in attaining from inspiring English sources
Thus, the Law School has a compelling interest in attaining a diverse student body.
Today, we hold that the law school has a compelling interest in attaining a diverse student body.
Facebook's announcements and "suggestions" for new friends help to fetishize those numbers, although few will admit to an ego-gratifying interest in attaining the mythical quota of 5,000, like the Ryan Bingham character of "Up in the Air," who's obsessed with reaching 10 million frequent flier miles.
My friend Lonnie Golden, a professor at Pennsylvania State University - Abington, advocates adopting a "Goldilocks" workweek: one that is not too long, not too short and that satisfies the employer's interest in productivity and the employee's interest in attaining good health and well-being.
For the former, data on valid indicators such as infection rates and maternal mortality – from baseline through the entire improvement and accreditation journey – can engage clinical leaders and staff who are motivated by a genuine interest in attaining improved outcomes.
Nor do I think those who won our independence, while declining to "exalt order at the cost of liberty," would have viewed a merchant's unfettered freedom to advertise in hawking his wares as a "liberty" not subject to extensive regulation in light of the government's substantial interest in attaining "order" in the economic sphere.
Everyone deserves the chance to pursue educational opportunity if they are motivated and interested in attaining it.
Many bright engineers develop no interest, whatsoever, in attaining a leadership position.
In this exercise, Mrs. Clinton is interested solely in attaining power, money, and the Machiavellian conception of glory.
Secular stagnation has as a central element a decline in the propensity to invest, leading to chronic shortfalls of aggregate demand and difficulties in attaining real interest rates consistent with full employment.
