Sentence examples for objectives designated from inspiring English sources

The plan required both New Zealand brigades to advance with a one-battalion frontage, with three battalions of each brigade leapfrogging each other in sequence to capture objectives designated Red, Blue and Green lines, the last of which was Goudberg Spur.

The 1st Brigade was then to take over for the second phase and advance to the eastern slope of the ridge, an objective designated the Black Line.

Design: designated objectives and study subjects.

Major objectives of water quality assessment are describing water quality at regional or national scales, investigating spatial temporal trends and determining if the water quality meets previously defined objectives for designated uses etc. (World Bank 2003; Ouyang 2005).

The problem has three objective functions designated to identify the optimal routes for emergency vehicles considering the length, the travel time and the number of paths as performance metrics of network vulnerability.

By 2011, however, the State Department had dropped women's rights from its set of designated objectives for the country and somehow human rights disappeared without notice, too.

Copp disagrees with Stacey's assessment, suggesting that such caution was not the result of poor planning but of the fact that "the British and Canadians fought the way they had been trained, moving forward to designated objectives in controlled bounds and digging in at the first sign of a counterattack".

Effective legislation was taken to mean a legislation which achieves what it sets out to achieve, meets its designated objectives, and delivers the requisite outcomes.

So too are ideas of setting up similar funds in the more recently designated "Objective One" (ie, particularly poor) areas of south Yorkshire, Cornwall and west Wales.

In most cases this system was specially developed for the designated objective.

Agents run through a complex series of algorithms meant to help with their designated objective, and can ask customers for further information to build up a gradually growing knowledge of each customer's problem as it tries to reach a solution (it's not just a series of if/then statements).