Sentence examples for unspecified goal from inspiring English sources

Sullivan wrote that of the 65 goals, 22 had not previously been mentioned, four required actions by a meeting at the end of the month and one unspecified goal "requires me to do something that the General Counsel tells me I am not legally authorized to do". Missing from the list, Sullivan wrote, was her own "most urgent goal" to raise employee compensation.

With so little coverage and a yet unspecified goal, major unions lent their support, supportive occupations cropped up nationwide, and the numbers in Liberty Park are growing despite NYPD crackdowns.

This ability to look around, interact, and just take in the environment, rather than trying to rush through a game in order to achieve some sort of unspecified end goal, is exactly what affords VR designers the unprecedented opportunity to pay more attention to detail in order to enhance the player's experience.

The upfront money will take the form of technology access fees on two unspecified targets in oncology and two unspecified goals in infectious disease, he said.

It's a side project with unspecified goals for Mr. Yorke, who also leads Radiohead, but one effect was immediate: he danced through nearly the whole set.

Under the terms of the deal, about $60 million worth of shares is payable only if Sonoma meets certain unspecified goals in the year after the deal closes.

Paradoxically, this teleological emphasis obscures ends to focus primarily on the means available to reach these unspecified goals.

Jones, best known for representing Oklahoma City Bomber Timothy McVeigh, is requesting a meeting with university administrators for unspecified goals.

It may pay an additional $6.5 million if the business achieves unspecified profit goals.

Under his contract, Mr. Schleyer stands to receive $3.6 million in a signing bonus, $900,000 in base salary a year and an incentive bonus with a target of $900,000, based on whether the company reaches unspecified earnings or subscriber-growth goals.

For the United States, it happened only last Friday, when a referee nullified a late goal because of an unspecified foul he thought he saw.