Sentence examples for interlinked goals from inspiring English sources

The country is still struggling to meet its interlinked goals of sustained economic prosperity and political stability.

Today there is consensus that the last 42 years of city planning and land policy in East Jerusalem have been directed toward achieving two interlinked goals: (1) maximalist control of land for the purpose of building exclusively Jewish neighborhoods on lands conquered and annexed to Jerusalem in 1967, and (2) strengthening Israeli control on the ground.

We propose here the creation of several, strategically located core centres, with a set of interlinked goals and functions (box 2).

Similarly, the state Medicare program in Kentucky includes the interlinked goals to "1) Stretch resources to most appropriately meet the needs of members; and 2) Encourage Medicaid members to be personally responsible for their own health care" [ 71] (p.3).

The ECTP believes construction is increasingly client driven and proposes two interlinked key goals: first, becoming sustainable as the driver for development, and second, meeting client requirements.

The process of achieving a goal can be represented as interlinked means-end chains of user goals that have been traditionally visualized as hierarchies.

There are some, for instance, who think that big data will "revolutionize" advertising and marketing, allowing these two interlinked fields to reach their "ultimate goal: targeting personalized ads to the right person at the right time".

The issues in development and environmental management are so complex and interlinked that they could not possibly be resolved in eight simple goals as the MDGs attempted to do.

Typically, client information falls far short of this goal of good integration, but innovations such as the three interlinked patient monitoring system, family card, or electronic medical records have made large gains in this area [ 44- 46].

They quickly realized that they could both achieve their goals by starting their own night, as acid house events were inextricably interlinked with drugs and gangs.

An interlinked global network of 140 national or regional Bible Societies pools resources to reach its collective goal of putting a Bible in the hands of every man, woman and child on the planet.