Sentence examples for objectives specifically from inspiring English sources

We urged: "Congress should rationalize its current committee structure so that it best serves U.S. national security objectives; specifically, it should merge the current authorizing committees with the relevant appropriations subcommittees".

This paper presents a review of near-field magnetic wireless energy transfer link architectures, and design approaches for realizing performance objectives specifically suited to low-power deployments.

Tritons dual-reactor plant met a number of operational and engineering objectives, specifically the high speed requirement to meet its radar picket mission, which continues to be sources of speculation and controversy to this day.

On Tuesday, the ISO warned in a letter to the New York regulators (the Public Service Commission) that it had "concerns over how the Commission is developing and planning to implement the CES to achieve the 50% by 30 objectives". Specifically, the NYISO estimated that the goal could require nearly 1,000 miles of new bulk power transmission.

A review of curriculum and objectives specifically aimed at training general internists was felt indicated.

One faculty member acknowledged that the current activities 'do not address the Association of American Medical Colleges objectives specifically', but nonetheless felt that 'the outcome is probably OK'.

This literature review was conducted to answer a specific and targeted research objective, specifically, the economic burden of VTE from a global perspective.

Third, we analyze the global motion of the robot under the controller and establish conditions on the control parameters that ensure attainment of the swing-up control objective; specifically, we determine the relationship between the closed-loop equilibrium points and a control parameter.

To comply with such objectives, devices specifically constructed to analyze the influence of chemosignals released from tumor-bearing mice were employed.

Central Bank Straight Talk On an unusually warm day in January 2012, Mr. Bernanke walked into a room filled with reporters, sat down behind a desk dressed with the Fed board of governors seal and announced that the Fed wanted inflation to be about 2 percent a year — the first time the Fed had detailed its economic objectives so specifically.

The need to include in routine toxicology tests new research objectives that specifically refer to the development and growth of species and to the homeostasis and functionality of hormonal systems, has served to complicate both the evaluation of new compounds and the re-evaluation of existing ones.