Sentence examples for working towards reaching from inspiring English sources

In a statement, PEN refered to a "disagreement within the board about the future direction of PEN and its management", and said that it was "actively working towards reaching a consensus on the board which is being replenished by new members, so that PEN can continue its excellent work".

He didn't let a day go by when he wasn't working towards reaching his goals.

The company is currently bootstrapped and is working towards reaching 100,000 users by year-end, at which point the plan is to introduce a freemium model and the ability to order your year's diary as printed book of your photos and sketches.

Organizations that choose to invest in their talent reap the rewards from highly engaged employees who are working towards reaching their utmost potential and being the best they can be.

As one of the leading immunization agencies in the region, UNICEF has been tirelessly working towards reaching every child with life-saving vaccines.

The government is working towards reaching this faculty staffing goal through expanding the training pipeline of faculty, including expanding the number of nursing bachelors and masters students graduating from the University of Zambia from 35 to 50 students annually and introducing a new direct-entry bachelors degree program for nurses.

Obama said he and Rouhani have instructed their teams to work towards reaching an agreement as swiftly as possible.

I am really pleased with the way in which the club and Joey have worked towards reaching a sensible conclusion and we fully believe he will respond to these sanctions in the correct manner".

"We will definitely not pay €5m," said Hans-Joachim Watzke, the Borussia CEO, "but we will wait until the end of the season to assess Boateng's contribution and we will work towards reaching an agreement with Tottenham.

As a respected leader in the design industry, his expertise and his unwavering passion for the GSD will be crucial in guiding the group as we work towards reaching the Campaign goal.

When Nice published its draft advice, Mr Tahir Mahmood, vice president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said, "We need to get the message across that mothers should be encouraged to work towards reaching their pre-pregnancy weight as this is an important indicator of future health".