Sentence examples similar to planning to strive from inspiring English sources
Two years ago in Lisbon the EU formulated ambitious plans to strive to become the most innovative knowledge-based economy in the world, and specified 2 years later in Barcelona that in order to fulfil that ambition it is necessary to raise budgets for science and innovation in all member states to the level of 3% of the gross national products by 2010.
The company plans to use the funds to invest in logistics and operational infrastructure, as it strives to plan 2,500 flash sales events and double the number of participating brands to 1,000 in 2010.
to strive for better athletic results.
Find something to strive for.
Effective care coordination and careful social reintegration planning strives to provide personal independence, supportive environments, and the highest quality of life for TBI patients [50 54].
Family planning programs should strive to provide widespread access to a range of methods.
"We need to get out in front and plan and strive to do better," said Michael H. Schill, a New York University professor.
But trying to control the disease may prove a better plan than striving to cure it, says Robert A. Gatenby.
"Planning authorities must strive to be enablers and advisors rather than the bouncers of the planning system".
As a result, workforce plans strive to increase GP numbers to provide the same number of GPs to all Australians according to simple demographic parameters which do not reflect demand or need for GP services.
