Sentence examples for series of objectives from inspiring English sources

There was progress at Lima, the final preparatory summit for Paris, where a new series of objectives was outlined.

Overseen by Ken Henry, who was long the most senior bureaucrat at the Treasury, the new paper lists a series of objectives that Australia should meet by 2025.

They have made plans more acceptable to critics of the French-German plan by giving countries much greater latitude to set a series of objectives.

The BBC director general, Tony Hall, and the BBC's senior management will be given a series of objectives each year by the trust, which will be made public for the first time, the corporation said on Wednesday.

The company's progress towards meeting a series of objectives to restore confidence in the delivery of exams will be reviewed at the next meeting of the NCTJ board in early March.

The trust will hold the executive to account with a series of objectives set out at the start of the year, above and beyond the BBC's annual report, which will be made public for the first time.

First, I don't think there is a series of objective interpretations, objective criteria that vary county by county.

It published a series of objective reports on the activity of local ultra-nationalists, including an interview with one of their leaders.

"You don't go from having shortness of breath to having cardiac surgery; you have a series of objective lab tests first," he said.

The Institute of Higher Education at Shanghai's Jiao Tong University ranks the world's universities on a series of objective criteria such as the number of Nobel prizes and articles in prestigious journals.

To do so, Roberts had said, the Court would first have to consider a series of objective criteria, two of which stood out: whether a precedent fostered stability in the nation; and the extent to which society had come to rely on an earlier ruling, even a dubious one.