Sentence examples for objective out from inspiring English sources

The objective is not to perform a precise and fine control, an objective out of reach without details on the site and instruments, but to perform a likelihood control of the data and to check their plausibility.

He then outlined a fifth, long-term objective: "Out of these troubled times, our fifth objective – a new world order – can emerge: a new era – freer from the threat of terror, stronger in the pursuit of justice, and more secure in the quest for peace.

Our initial objective set out to trial in a single environment with 1,000 people.

They all shared one main objective: getting out from under labor contracts they claimed they could not afford.

But we do need to secure arrangements that deliver on the objective set out in the Conservative party manifesto to control migration from the European Union'".

An objective (setting out the expected instructional outcome).

Financers dictate the methodology and the scope of experiments and investigators have little power to deviate from the objective laid out before them.

"There is no sign," he wrote, "of foreign policy that defines and pursues objectives, lays out and defends its options.

"Since November 2011," when he replaced Silvio Berlusconi as caretaker prime minister, "Italy has been delivering on all the policy objectives set out by the EU.

The nations at the meeting must start by adopting more ambitious goals than the modest objectives laid out in the draft papers.

Each option meets the policy objectives set out in terms of achieving the savings while protecting the lower-paid from contribution increases.