Sentence examples for narrow objectives from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this is because many groups are formed to compete with others and to support their own narrow objectives.

Even workers who view themselves as highly engaged satisfied with their roles, committed to the organization and industry, energized by the environment may suffer from myopia, centered on achieving narrow objectives.

"The Xinhua piece itself, stripped of all nuance and serving the narrow objectives of China's Marxist view of journalism, is an illustration of much that is wrong with Chinese journalism," noted David Bandurski on the China Media Project website.

Few are naturally aligned with the somewhat narrow objectives of procurement.

Libyans need their national assets back: airports, refineries, ports, hospitals - and oil - all of which militias and non-state actors exploit to advance their own narrow objectives.

Sociologist James A. Beckford, in his 1975 study of Jehovah's Witnesses, classified the religion's organizational structure as Totalizing, characterized by an assertive leadership, specific and narrow objectives, control over competing demands on members' time and energy, and control over the quality of new members.

To achieve this narrow objective, however, it would poke holes in the Magnuson-Stevens Act, the basic law governing fishing in federal waters.

Achieving our narrow objective of regime change may take so long and trigger so many consequences that it's no victory at all.

Rather than moving from one narrow objective to another whenever a fresh crisis demands attention, it might be better to step back and look at the bigger board.

"When Wal-Mart sets its mind to something with a narrow objective like that, they are going to make it happen," said Jim Jubb, vice president for consumer product sales at Sylvania.

Even where he acted militarily he had a narrow objective.