Sentence examples for privileged goals from inspiring English sources

Further studies have examined therapeutic goal setting, a component of self-management strategies, concluding that the process is frequently professionally led, with an emphasis on professionally privileged goals [ 26 29].

As Inside Higher Ed pointed out, Duke's new ceremony had the more privileged goal of reenergizing students, compared to the more practical aim of other schools' second-year programs: to keep undergraduates from dropping out.

The sort of pursuit envisaged by the account under consideration demands an epistemic commitment from scientists so weak that scientific researchers must be regarded as either selfless theoretical altruists operating solely for the good of the community or as skeptics about the existence and/or attainability of a privileged set of goals for science.

"I am proud to have overseen significant progress towards this goal and privileged to have stewarded the club through one of the most exciting periods in its history".

In sum, our trade policies reflect the goals of certain privileged interests to the detriment of promoting the broad public interest.

At the same time, software engineers having less empathy is literally being lauded as a desirable goal — by a privileged, white male software engineer, Damore, who, until very recently, held one of the most coveted jobs in tech, as a "Googler".

Despite their experiences and the adversity they've faced, they have aspirations like all young people and I feel privileged to help them achieve these goals.

But the Europeans have shown us that the best strategy to undermine the privileged status of marriage -- a goal that many feminists and gays support -- is not to admit same-sex couples into the institution of marriage but rather to give heterosexual couples a way to opt out.

The goal is to keep privileged and secret what it does and how it operates.

"But it's a privileged point of view to think that everyone's end goal is to be in that fancy room.

They are in a privileged position, which is to fight for that goal.