Sentence examples for preferred outcome of from inspiring English sources

But Mr Salmond's opponents should reconsider.Mr Salmond claims his preferred outcome of the impending general election is a hung parliament.

"Just under a third of voters told us last weekend that this would be their preferred outcome of the next election, a proportion unchanged since last November.

Barack Obama's special envoy to the Great Lakes Region of Africa, Tom Perriello, told the Guardian that though the US government has no position on the preferred outcome of the election it does want the poll to go ahead.

Sturgeon told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "I would certainly hope if there was a Labour government and it was dependent on SNP support – which is the most popular preferred outcome of people in Scotland – then I would hope we could persuade and influence a Labour government to take a more moderate approach to deficit reduction".

The group's statement said nothing, however, about the preferred outcome of the civil war, instead saying that America must "send a forceful message" to Iran and Hezbollah and "take a firm stand that the world's most dangerous regimes cannot obtain and use the most dangerous weapons".

First, the problem solver has to elaborate on what should be the preferred outcome of his/her problem-solving activities.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been making strong statements on the preferred outcome on the day of the trial, in an apparent attempt to influence the court proceedings.

That is, we reject the identification of meaning with the intention of the author or authors, and we reject too the consequentionalism (deciding on the basis of preferred outcomes) of "Living Constitution" proponents who believe that the Constitution is an "open invitation for each generation to give its capacious terms whatever meaning that generation favors".

Outcomes of undefined improvement and physician rated global outcomes gave the same NNT as our preferred outcomes of patient rated global or pain on movement/spontaneous pain.

Nevertheless, the deal appears sensible on the part of Melrose and is clearly the preferred outcome for a large element of the investment community.

It is the outcome of hundreds of trade, tax and regulatory measures that achieved the preferred outcome – enrichment – of economic elites who contribute to politicians.