Sentence examples for interest of achieving from inspiring English sources

Passions and conflicts of all sorts had to be subdued in the interest of achieving a stable civilization.

The court said that judges could "take realistic account of the particular defendant's mental capacities" and, in the interest of achieving a fair trial, deny the constitutional right to self-representation that criminal defendants ordinarily enjoy.

"Post-secondary institutions can voluntarily consider race to further the compelling interest of achieving diversity," reads the 10-page guide sent to thousands of college admissions officials on Friday afternoon.

Inside the organization cooperation replaces competition in the interest of achieving common goals.

Nor does he believe it is feasible or in the best interest of achieving positive results to confine the government-funded research only to adult stem cells.

A high-performing, effective team has teammates who are willing to provide direct, respectful feedback to their peers in the interest of achieving the team's goals.

The clause, in the words of the children's minister, Edward Timpson, seeks to: Allow great social workers to try out new approaches and be freed from limiting bureaucracy, all in the interests of achieving more for children.

In the interests of achieving a better understanding of the results we have included the most representative verbalizations; the number assigned to each participant follows each quote and the word "proxy" in the case of the discourses of family members.

The critical issue, as noted earlier, is that any unplanned and unnecessary ("voluntary") turnover should be prevented, if at all possible, in the interests of achieving greater stability in the workforce.

Students seek cues from lecturers, other students and past papers to guide their selection of content to learn, in the interests of achieving their desired outcome with assessment (Becker et al. 1968, 1961), and may even cheat to achieve this end (Becker et al. 1968).

Such strategies should apply for both women and men, both in the interests of achieving gender equality and because of evidence that the stress of caring for a child whilst undergoing residency training may be more stressful for men than for women residents [ 56].