Sentence examples similar to so called goal from inspiring English sources
Kotlowitz, along with Ameena Matthews and Eddie Bocanegra, two interrupters (so called because their goal is to "interrupt" retaliatory violence), will be participating in a live chat on the PBS Web site today at 1 p.m. Jason Deparle of The Times, who writes frequently on poverty, will be asking questions.
The "residents resettlement project," so called by local authorities, set a goal of relocating nearly 45,000 Uyghur households and of destroying five square kilometers of Old City housing in its first five years.
In both cases, treatment is formulated through personal goals in a so called 'individual treatment plan'.
This so called Yellow-print strategy continued in the second phase as the program goal, its main content and actors were negotiated and decided on.
Instead, they argue, "creative progress towards a difficult goal can emerge from a few flexible, simple rules, or so called minimum specifications" [ 9: 324].
The regulatory model is consistent with the so called compliance-model, which means the NBHW and the county councils share important goals.
In Germany the veterinary licensing regulations (so called TAppV) specify transmission of practical skills for future autonomous, independent professional practice as a goal of veterinary education [ 17].
For the goal of applications to the differential equations, Yoshizawa [9] extended almost periodic functions to so called uniformly almost periodic functions.
The so called Minio Client.
Chef manages so called nodes.
