"A project like this has to meet transport objectives, environmental objectives, and objectives of preserving heritage," says Parody.
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Of the 11 projects, the report said, three projects achieved little to nothing of their objectives, five partially met objectives and three generally met objectives.
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But he had larger objectives in sight, and he managed those objectives well.
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What are the main objectives and how do you carry out those objectives?
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The objectives of companies like Uber, and our objectives as a university, are different.
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The systems try and complete their objectives but their objectives don't encompass everything we care about.
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Far too often, we reward managers for meeting business objectives, but don't set or reward coaching objectives.
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The candidate will be expected to coordinate the strategic objectives of the trade association while developing and managing legislative objectives.
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Those, he said, are not independent objectives of the federal Medicaid law, and waivers are supposed to promote those objectives.
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"If we are not achieving our objectives then we have a mandate to try and achieve our objectives," he said.
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I haven't done enough of articulating my own personal objectives with this service and my own personal objectives in the world.
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"We remain on track to achieve our objectives in 2017 as well as our long-term objectives," Chief Executive Robert Bradway said.
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We might never know exactly because we are not trying to achieve our objectives with measures that are tailored to meet those objectives.
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While the highest profile issues and objectives are in Boeing's commercial division, Calhoun will also have objectives to meet in the defense arm.
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Talk about the objectives of your role, how you accomplished or excelled in the objectives, the ways in which this work impacted the business.
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Balancing Policy and Commercial Objectives: JIC's core operational objectives are to incubate investments in strategically important emerging industries and develop and connect industry clusters.
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"I talk about this all the time in my trainings for campaigns and operatives: Facebook's objectives are not aligned with your campaign objectives," said Wilson.
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"SWVL's objectives to provide an alternative in the transportation industry line up nicely with BRCK's objectives of providing connectivity to commuters," said BRCK COO Nivi Sharma.
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"We broadly share the programme objectives and the measures needed to reach the objectives," Valdis Dombrovskis, the commissioner responsible for the euro, told the European Parliament.
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Accomplishing our objectives and goals will require adjustments to the company and it will require us to provide clarity on the strategy and the integration objectives.
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Now each scenario has mandatory objectives required to advance, and timed bonus objectives that ultimately improve the score you get at the end of the scenario.
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Managers set clear goals and objectives that are reviewed every quarter and they have a weekly team meeting to evaluate objectives and key results to ensure progress.
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"Establishing a renewed American presence on the Moon is vital to achieve our strategic objectives and the objectives outlined by the National Space Council," Pence said today.
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"We broadly share the programme objectives and the measures needed to reach the objectives," Valdis Dombrovskis, who is the commissioner responsible for the euro, told the European Parliament.
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Bolton outlined a series of US objectives in a meeting with the Turks this week, according to a senior administration official briefed on objectives outlined at the meeting.
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To determine if a meeting is worthwhile, Rittleman says workers should set clear objectives and assess who actually needs to be included in order to complete those objectives.
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Time horizon is one out of three critical objectives to take into account when developing one's overall investor profile; risk tolerance and financial goals are the other two objectives.
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"The state is not respecting its own climate objectives, and since the energy law states that the PPE must respect these objectives, they are now changing the law," she said.
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"The state is not respecting its own climate objectives, and since the energy law states that the PPE must respect these objectives, they are now changing the law," she said.
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Since schools aren't allowed to pay the athletes, they pay the coaches bonuses for things the athletes do, like meeting on-field objectives, and even more hilariously, meeting academic objectives.
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This can include objectives such as market share goals or revenue targets as well as strategies to achieve those objectives like plans to launch new products or enter new markets.
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That strategy would have to include a description of U.S. political and military objectives toward the Syrian government, U.S. and multilateral efforts to address the needs of Syrian civilians, U.S. efforts to engage regional and international partners to achieve the objectives and efforts undertaken by any relevant agencies to achieve the objectives.
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The shiny new Afghanistan policy appears to be an open-ended commitment with vague objectives and no hint, at least in Trump's speech, of what happens if those objectives aren't met.
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"We have made quite good progress toward our objectives ... so clearly as we get closer to our objectives it's likely that we'd want to make monetary policy somewhat less accommodative," he said.
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"We have made quite good progress toward our objectives ... so clearly as we get closer to our objectives it's likely that we'd want to make monetary policy somewhat less accommodative," he said.
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Smith added that he'll continue with his four strategic objectives at the company: improving growth, allocation of capital, and technology, and putting the right people in place to carry out its objectives.
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The committee Republican news release listed these key legislative objectives: These are laudable objectives, but as is the case with any complex, far-reaching legislation, the resolution of often conflicting objectives will have to be negotiated and incorporated in legislative language that reflects the often conflicting wishes of many constituencies without impeding Senate passage of the bill.
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Therefore, why not pass a bill that actually accomplishes Republicans' previously stated objectives on immigration -- with the knowledge that Democrats' stated objectives will not occur unless and until enforcement goals have been achieved.
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What were some of your objectives in telling this story?
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Firms built on these objectives rarely do well for long.
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Don't just think about your objectives — put them on paper.
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In light of this, we confirm our Fiscal 75340363 objectives.
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Some may select charitable objectives, and good luck to them.
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But economic reality makes these three objectives hard to reconcile.
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It was a campaign that aimed to achieve political objectives.
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Objectives: Draw national attention to the Emanuel Samson church shooting.
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They accomplished both objectives Tuesday night against the Washington Capitals.
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Because of this great divide in objectives, DevOps was born.
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So the whole concept of separating Messenger had two objectives.
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Upon taking office, Obama began pursuing all of those objectives.
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We each have criticisms of the other's methods and objectives.
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There are three big barriers to May achieving her objectives.
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I have two objectives of doing what I am doing.
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No, I think he's ready and he has clear objectives.
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But in terms of Kelly's negotiating objectives, he accomplished nothing.
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Are we actually making progress toward our dual mandate objectives?
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Her first objectives are clarity and accessibility rather than sensationalism.
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The remaining 2% went to efforts that address both objectives.
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The company confirmed all other financial objectives for the year.
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The remaining 2% went to efforts that address both objectives.
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In this debate, we should not confuse objectives and strategies.
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" One of the objectives was to "enhance engagement with communities.
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I actually think the act has wonderful goals and objectives.
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LOOKING AT OUR OBJECTIVES OF PRICE STABILITY AND MAXIMUM EMPLOYMENT.
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Users can then assemble portfolios based on their specific objectives.
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Canada hasn't released its list of objectives for the negotiations.
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Their incentives are not necessarily congruent with Washington's policy objectives.
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There'll be some give and take to achieve those objectives.
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In such investigations these objectives can interfere with each other.
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Our approaches are different but our objectives are the same.
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This largely shows the different objectives the candidates had tonight.
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The details of those objectives remain a closely guarded secret.
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Those are his ultimate gains, ultimate objectives, in my opinion.
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Any other objectives you have from the upcoming international congress?
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Elsewhere, though, the Western allies met many of their objectives.
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There aren't many objectives that are more enticing than that.
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The companies' business objectives and credibility are also at stake.
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What do you think his objectives are in the trial?
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The administration will offer more specific negotiating objectives in July.
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That's because a quick US withdrawal aligns with Putin's objectives.
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For example, it lacks annual measurable objectives and specific targets.
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"My objectives were weightlessness and shock resistance," Mr. Mille said.
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EVANS: NAFTA, TPP ARE THOSE THEN IMPORTANT OBJECTIVES OF YOURS?
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It seems inconsistent with the stated objectives of Republican leaders.
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There are quest objectives, not goals I want to achieve.
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In acts two and three, there are large, open maps that contain your main objectives along with a handful of secondary, optional objectives to check out for story purposes and some upgrades for Jack.
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In so doing, policymakers should continue the proven approach taken thus far: Preserve the underlying policy objectives that have served the U.S. market so well, and only entertain regulatory changes that advance those objectives.
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Trading partners do not understand what the desired outcomes of the tariffs are and how the Trump administration squares diplomatic objectives and economic objectives, said one source who has knowledge of the exemption talks.
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"This term 'deep state' has been thrown around — I will say this, the employees that work for me at the CIA, nearly uniformly, were aimed at achieving the president's objectives and America's objectives," he said.
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Ten of the plan's 20193 main objectives relate to the environment.
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Those two objectives are the basis of everything that we do.
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International expansion is one of its key objectives for next year.
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Each level tests players with random objectives to keep things fresh.
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Cost-effective and innovative solutions can help us achieve these objectives.
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"Our long-term goal and strategic objectives remain unchanged," Smith said.
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Behind the united front on industrial action, unions have different objectives.
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Pulling off both of those objectives is a huge policy hurdle.
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She has published no plan, nor even a statement of objectives.
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In the B2B space, the game objectives were unclear and complicated.
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Then they have a freer hand to advance their evil objectives.
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"This risk is jeopardising the objectives of the programme," Parodi said.
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Sometimes, in a crisis, it was hard to reconcile these objectives.
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We can model the interplay between information and objectives with utility.
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The government has set optimistic infrastructure objectives, especially relating to energy.
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You really had to question what were the objectives of this.
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Doing so supports both public health objectives and individual decision-making.
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Gigantic map and multiplying objectives are swapped for more manageable enclosures.
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By definition, objectives are significant, concrete, action oriented, and (ideally) inspirational.
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What are the realistic objectives of our military action in Syria?
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Determining the goals and objectives before making a threat is critical.
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With that in mind, Washington should pursue two objectives in tandem.
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"I am willing to compromise, provided those objectives achieved," he said.
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As your squaddies follow orders and complete objectives, you earn points.
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It requires patience, fortitude and commitment to long-term strategic objectives.
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Russian forces had largely fulfilled their objectives in Syria, Putin said.
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For the Saudis, at least, the king's visit achieved its objectives.
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That's because the military in both universes smartly pursue identical objectives.
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He told public radio that his main political objectives were unchanged.
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Graves said the protesters' objectives were broader than just electing Democrats.
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Beijing and Washington share many of the same objectives in Korea.
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In terms of its purported objectives, this was a total fail.
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Machado also stressed the importance of tying marketing to business objectives.
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Professional advisers should ask detailed questions about risk tolerance and objectives.
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The boys had a list with twelve objectives for the afternoon.
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The Trump administration released its objectives for the talks on Monday.
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And then there are performance objectives, requiring meticulous play to achieve.
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Both objectives require placing some sand in the cogs of globalization.
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"The objectives of this campaign are kind of modest," Knights explains.
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In other cases, though, I think they've picked the wrong objectives.
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No. His objectives ... I think he's the high priest of 220X.
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Or are they benign political tools for advancing his policy objectives?
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Next, and importantly, remind yourself of your individual goals and objectives.
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Democrats in Congress will of course disagree and pursue other objectives.
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The objectives are simple: There's an enemy, go and shoot it.
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A Kurdish redeployment would put other American objectives at risk, too.
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However, there is less agreement on how to accomplish the objectives.
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Economic growth and social inclusion must be seen as equal objectives.
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Its strategic objectives are also aligned with those of the group.
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That can lead to an overindulgence on short-term marketing objectives.
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China has the ability to undermine our objectives across the globe.
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So that's one of the main objectives we have this year.
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FNC has rhetorical objectives to achieve with these high profile appointments.
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In other words, its prisoner swap undermined its own nonproliferation objectives.
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Expect some conflict between your personality and your career-related objectives.
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That surprised many observers but columnist Charles Krauthammer had predicted this spring that key changes in the Middle East would be initiated by the KSA consistent with U.S. goals and objectives to stop Iran's hegemonic objectives.
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And on the other hand, if Lighthizer's objectives (changing the rules to open up China for US companies) are met, it's likely that Trump's core nationalist objectives (forcing companies to move to the US) will suffer.
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Thus our objectives are unattainable, and the means chosen to reach them perversely frustrate the achievement of our goals, rendering the continuing pursuit of those objectives all the more likely to engender a huge international crisis.
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Instead it could imply that member countries can have completely different objectives.
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But like most objectives in life, this is easier said than done.
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We do so when necessary to achieve greater objectives for our country.
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It's been apparent for some time that President Trump has two objectives.
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DeBella will be responsible for ensuring Lyft meets its objectives around scaling.
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There has been little movement on more centrist objectives such as infrastructure.
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"Iran's militias have vile objectives and represent a real threat," he added.
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Instead, she was highlighting the particularity of Beyoncé's objectives with "Lemonade," i.e.
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Then you identify key results ("KR") that help you meet your objectives.
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But every year the types of robots, game plot, and objectives change.
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"Obviously it's his goals, it's his career, it's his objectives," Tiley added.
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She says this is one of the primary objectives behind this question.
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Truss said Britain would set out detailed negotiating objectives in due course.
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It is not hard to develop a package to meet these objectives.
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If the latter two objectives happen along the way, that's a bonus.
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Other moons can be earned by completing tiny objectives or larger missions.
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Its 23 "objectives" are peppered with vague declarations, platitudes and split differences.
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You&aposre trying to focus on goals and objectives and world peace.
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The politicians have misused the term humanitarian intervention to disguise other objectives.
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Some of their objectives include increasing randomization and blinding in basic research.
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The governor's plan for CUNY would fulfill two pragmatic objectives at once.
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Unlike the Kepler mission, K2's objectives aren't handed down from NASA.
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"There are a few different objectives," says Byer in mounting the exhibition.
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"I am willing to compromise, provided those objectives are achieved," Varadkar said.
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These measures constitute a sustainable framework to underpin our financial stability objectives.
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It's worth a quick but deeper dive into both of those objectives.
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People will say that our objectives are unachievable, that they are impossible.
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Removing it necessitates an alternative, or giving up on these important objectives.
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"Now it's time for espionage," he said, referring to the hackers' objectives.
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Pressure combined with unachievable objectives is a path to confrontation, by design.
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There's more than a hint of hypocrisy in those nobly stated objectives.
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In addition, these initiatives reflect the strategic objectives of gender empowerment goals.
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In reality, he often departed from the objectives of the American left.
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But a new Congress can pose a unique challenge to Wheeler's objectives.
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Tools to be used when expedient to accomplish objectives, and otherwise ignored.
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MEXICAN FINANCE MINISTER HERRERA SAYS PRIMARY OBJECTIVES FOR GOVERNMENT REMAIN THE SAME
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For decades, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) met its original objectives.
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An attorney is supposed to seek the objectives sought by the client.
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He didn't come to Washington with a long list of policy objectives.
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But some of its objectives, such as this one, violate that principle.
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The VR is also sensitive to significant changes to LBBW's strategic objectives.
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Although Iran is militarily defeated, neither side achieves all of its objectives.
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All of these objectives were loosely connected by the theme of equality.
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We look forward to working with his administration to achieve these objectives.
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"America can't achieve its objectives, absent you all," he told the crowd.
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We always give ourselves high objectives —and we will keep doing that.
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As the CEO, you have to set clear objectives, goals, and expectations.
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We set modest but, we think, politically achievable objectives for the reform.
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Gone are the moments where a dozen objectives appear on your map.
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The most effective incentives will be those that align with Iranian objectives.
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This multinational coordination was one of the key objectives of the exercise.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, advocating an entirely different set of strategic objectives.
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Poor and rich countries alike need greater space for pursuing their objectives.
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They know the history and objectives of the organization better than anyone.
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To meet these objectives, Covington conducted a thorough, objective, and multifaceted investigation.
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But it did "work" in the sense of achieving its main objectives.
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Economic policy over the past 2505 years has largely embraced these objectives.
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Programs across the country would do well to standardize objectives and curriculums.
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But viewed from today's perspective, the two objectives go hand-in-hand.
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But at least for now, those two objectives may not be linked.
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He concluded he'd met those objectives in his two terms in Congress.
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What are the political and military goals and objectives of American policy?
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Importantly, Iranian (and, thus, Soleimani's) strategic priorities frequently aligned with American objectives.
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In reality, they are the need to serve China's grand strategic objectives.
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"Telefonica maintains its objectives," the company said in an email to Reuters.
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Continued planning is necessary, even though your objectives and focus will change.
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The differences are driven by each farm family and their business objectives.
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Its overarching objectives are lofty and idealistic, bordering on a messianic zeal.
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To maximize OKRs, be disciplined about the number of objectives you create.
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You&aposre in the business of defining values and norms and objectives.
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Capturing Aleppo is one of President Bashar al-Assad's key strategic objectives.
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But Trump and Republican congressional leaders have no consensus on specific objectives.
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These acts accomplish two objectives: You may note that I said, "almost".
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Does what we're doing have a reasonable chance of achieving those objectives?
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The war's objectives and the military's roles had shifted across the years.
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Well, I think those that missed it didn't have clear, correct objectives.
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The government's health care philosophy is laid out clearly in five objectives.
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And I have offered broad-brush definitions of each of those objectives.
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Work requirements don't meet that standard, critics argue, because Medicaid's stated objectives are to provide health care to low-income people, and making it harder for otherwise eligible people to obtain those benefits does not advance those objectives.
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"The vagueness of the strategy on all fronts — from the absence of measurable objectives to the omission of specific administrative authority, oversight, and funding plans for these missing objectives — is frustrating to all who desire improvements," she said.
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"We view the arrangement as a potential win-win for both shareholders and Musk, as the objectives are aligned to a shareholder-friendly combination of aggressive market capitalization objectives as well as a series of operational targets," Levy said.
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Their instructions were to demolish certain objectives connected with ports in the area.
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There are also "kill all the things" objectives and straight-up boss fights.
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At times, Islamic Jihad has pursued objectives that differ from those of Hamas.
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But there are broad policy disagreements among them, as well as competing objectives.
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The mission is the master 'OKR' (Objectives and Key Results) in the business.
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Their shadowy nature also allowed military objectives to be achieved without maximum visibility.
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"And you make sure the objectives are met, that the goals ... are met."
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But some people would be happier if those objectives were open to scrutiny.
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Machine learning in the dental business can achieve four main objectives, says Tanz.
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But Iran's quest for Near Eastern and Islamic primacy requires accomplishing multiple objectives.
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Establish clear objectives for your staff and keep them focused on the mission.
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The right objectives are big enough to matter but simple enough to solve.
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A successful outcome is likeliest when both sides lay out their objectives clearly.
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There's no right or wrong because the number of layers achieves different objectives.
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" It added the deals are driven by its "capital structure and deleveraging objectives.
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In this role, she will work on the company's business and marketing objectives.
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"By late 2013, the defendant began trying to realize those objectives," prosecutors wrote.
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But the speech did bring more clarity to the UK's final Brexit objectives.
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Knowing your personal objectives is critical to building the perfect portfolio, he said.
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The objectives might be centered around sales results, customer engagements or product adoption.
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Ireland was always going to complicate Brexit, for Mrs May's objectives seem incompatible.
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We quickly realized this model was not going to achieve our strategic objectives.
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America achieved its geopolitical objectives only a third of the time, he says.
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The optimal combination of charitable vehicles depends on both tax and charitable objectives.
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Both the weapon system and the missile successfully met all objectives, IAI said.
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Capturing the city is one of President Bashar al-Assad's key strategic objectives.
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There is a genuine need for reflection on central banks' objectives and tools.
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They agreed that protecting democratic standards would be one of their main objectives.
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Objectives and key results drive clarity, accountability, and the uninhibited pursuit of greatness.
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REALLY WHAT MATTERS IS HOW DOES THAT AFFECT THE ATTAINMENT OF OUR OBJECTIVES.
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But as the game progresses, new objectives and modifiers get chaotically thrown around.
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These decisions are based on the four licensing objectives, not on music types.
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One of the state's objectives is to guilt her into changing her mind.
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In some countries, government agendas and economic policy objectives also shape consolidation activity.
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Detecting FRBs has quickly become one of the main objectives of Breakthrough Listen.
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Trump's four main objectives are: Stimulate $1.5 trillion in new investment in infrastructure.
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"One of our objectives was to mix-and-match those teams," says Allaire.
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Maybe we can popularize something like 'happiness level objectives' or 'happiness level agreements.
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The critical task is to turn those potentially inconsistent objectives into implementable actions.
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Tillerson's high-octane travel agenda, under different circumstances, could serve several important objectives.
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Most share religious objectives and aspire to establish a version of Shariah law.
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But the problem is not with the objectives, or design, of Lula's policies.
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CEO Dan Ammann outlined the company's objectives in a Medium post published Wednesday.
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The best outcome is achieved when these two institutional objectives work in harmony.
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Everything we do will have to confirm the compatibility of the budget objectives.
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Reformers at the turn of the twentieth century did not conceal their objectives.
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Lessons from Europe should help American welfare reformers to focus on three objectives.
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Long-term objectives include weapon sight (FWS) developments for snipers and mounted gunners.
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Having farsighted goals and objectives is a trait of bold space exploration planning.
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A movement digs deep, plants roots, and grows until its objectives are achieved.
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Germany's Jochen Flasbarth called the European Commission text "weak on the 2030 objectives".
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The best developers forge partnerships that harness their private interests to public objectives.
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They reach the city's shore and split up, bound for their various objectives.
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Most importantly, climate objectives could mesh with Mr. Trump's goal of energy independence.
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Now we just need to look to the future and our next objectives.
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And we should expect them to use this report to further their objectives.
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Does President Trump understand that China has different objectives from the United States?
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So Washington officials should not pursue popularity to the exclusion of other objectives.
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My objectives become gamified when I set my self slightly outside of myself.
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No other team in the NBA fulfilled its objectives to such a degree.
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If diplomacy and sanctions fail to achieve the Trump administration's objectives, what then?
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The law requires that the change the state is requesting "promote Medicaid objectives".
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Yet consistency of plot and tone clearly are not Mr. Gardley's first objectives.
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Equally importantly, we should not lose this moment to accomplish other important objectives.
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America's ability to mobilize others in the pursuit of common objectives will atrophy.
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Okay, if you didn't hit your OKRs [objectives and key results], why not?
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One of the objectives for the U.S. would be to widen credit spreads.
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In the past, federal officials said that work was not among those objectives.
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Their objectives are laudable, but there's just one problem: They largely don't work.
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Trump has relied heavily on unilateral executive actions to advance his policy objectives.
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Those were centrally planned, top-down objectives that you paid bonuses against. Okay.
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You're only allowed to pick a small number of objectives and key results.
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They had two gorgeous objectives, one of which was to eliminate extreme poverty.
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It is also a way to recruit new members and push policy objectives.
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Successful implementation hinges on having clear objectives and use cases from the start.
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It's also wise to prepare an agenda that includes objectives and intended outcomes.
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Driven by these objectives, Hamas has pursued efforts to reach understandings with Israel.
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Completing objectives earns cash bonuses, while actions such as killing teammates incurs penalties.
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There's no way to win, no clear objectives, and no timers or countdowns.
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"The mission's objectives were to clear Al Shabab from contested areas," Africom said.
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The company has made protecting the margin one of its key business objectives.
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We met all of our objectives, we hit all of our targets successfully.
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Second, he proclaimed objectives that cannot be reached by the means at hand.
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"We look forward to partnering with the leadership team to pursue these objectives."
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This makes others want to support the leader to achieve the organization's objectives.
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"The objectives of the two sides seem to be directly contradictory," he said.
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It also makes it harder for the BOJ to achieve its policies objectives.
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Other important objectives, such as fostering international development, would receive comparatively little attention.
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You'll be more likely to succeed when you establish smaller, short-term objectives.
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Waiting for a new president with different objectives risks severely delaying any deal.
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With such a great coaching team, I have set high objectives for 2020.
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Unblinking deterrence and relentless diplomacy can achieve U.S. objectives at a justifiable cost.
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They are well organized and employ terror to achieve commercial and political objectives.
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Returning to the President's objectives, would these negative consequences be blamed on ObamaCare?
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It's not his job to balance his office's objectives with these broader considerations.
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Iregret that the recent events have created a distraction from these important objectives.
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There's a belief that investors can meet their objectives without a comprehensive plan.
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Bush recalls playfully informing his first art instructor, Gail Norfleet, of his objectives.
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Both exploited the byproducts of blacks' history of oppression to achieve their objectives.
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What's the path you need to take in order to achieve your objectives?
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The objectives of this policy can be better achieved through higher minimum wages.
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But objectives and key results are the answers to the question, "What I want to have accomplished and how I'm going to get it done," what and how objectives and key results, and this is with full credit to Andy Grove.
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Trump's dual objectives Trump was pursuing two objectives as he sat down once again with the North Korean dictator on Thursday: draw North Korea closer to the prospect of abandoning its nuclear weapons and regain control of the media narrative.
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Blame a combination of stock market forces, software market competition and Intel's strategic objectives.
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After all, a president's policy objectives matter for four years — eight if they're lucky.
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From a European perspective, Tauwhare from Dechert, said the deal meets the EU's objectives.
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I write down my big picture goals and my objectives for that particular day.
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But the Russians certainly did not need to know this, given our divergent objectives.
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Therefore, the military's prime objectives with food are durability, longevity, affordability, and broad palatability.
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Obamacare has provided millions of Americans with insurance, one of the law's main objectives.
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But Trump failed to lay out a specific path to achieve his policy objectives.
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Any bad habit I've created stemmed from being unclear of my objectives and intentions.
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"The approach to defining objectives, priorities, and deliverables is very abstract," said the diplomat.
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But for now the key is for investors to be clear about their objectives.
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Kim has timed North Korea's nuclear sprint to coincide with internal and external objectives.
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But Wen emphasized that none of these objectives mean moving away from abortion care.
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"The alliance is on track with its overall convergence objectives, including engineering," she said.
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Allowing 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia may achieve some short-term objectives.
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They are ruthlessly effective about meeting their objectives of greater market power and profits.
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There is not a CBO score that suggests this bill achieves House Republicans' objectives.
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The objectives of the UAS Integration Pilot program, according to Trump's memorandum, are threefold.
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Likewise, learning objectives and training could be used through SharePoint in the virtual world.
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An illustrative analogy is well understood in the corporate world: management by objectives (MBO).
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Although Beijing can easily reinstate the blockade, this would similarly undercut its political objectives.
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He has special stats and objectives in a PowerPoint presentation that is really detailed.
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And studying its effects, we find that it failed to achieve lawmakers' stated objectives.
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But the bigger issue may be, will companies get a return on their objectives?
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But at least we now have common objectives: roll the economy, balance the budget.
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Instead, O'Leary says it's about finding someone with the same financial objectives as you.
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"This step will support the delivery of the bank's strategic objectives," Credit Suisse said.
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We appreciate Hudson Executive's confidence in our ability to execute on our strategic objectives.
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And both sides have pledged their allegiance to both of these politically popular objectives.
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Weaning banks away from JGBs is not inconsistent with the central bank's objectives though.
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Not staying in your company's lane CEOs may create plans, objectives and financial goals.
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But with these objectives in mind, he had clear incentives to back Donald Trump.
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There are various non-state groups around the world with several and differing objectives.
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For adults and teens, there's more room for challenging objectives and pop culture references.
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Gaining access to money is almost a tertiary goal behind these other two objectives.
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Today, the Trump administration released its statement of negotiating objectives for the trade agreement.
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These partnerships achieved their objectives more quickly and effectively than if USAID worked independently.
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But at least we now have common objectives — grow the economy, balance the budget.
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The Iran nuclear agreement achieved none of its objectives and is an unmitigated disaster.
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You clear objectives as you evolve and adapt the plague to consume the world.
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Those levels will apparently have multiple objectives to complete, rather than being purely linear.
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The objectives for participating in such a mission tend to be largely self-serving.
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Candidates are now also compelled to give policy-rich objectives and embrace identity politics.
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In Mario 20163, players explored dozens of tiny worlds, completing objectives to collect stars.
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The institution that painstakingly crafts an image of commitment to pragmatic and logical objectives.
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"Regulators should reinforce the primacy of financial stability over development objectives," the fund said.
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"Casino Group confirms all of its 2018 objectives," the company said in a statement.
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But that reordering of objectives knocked the foundation out from under the larger plan.
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"She's got a very busy and aspiring set of goals and objectives," he says.
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We should ensure that these efforts are coordinated in pursuit of the same objectives.
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So that's got two objectives: one is to improve our brand, if you like.
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"It's early engagement and talking more about our objectives and stretching targets," he said.
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Those objectives seem closer now than they were before Trump left Washington last week.
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One of the objectives is to reduce barriers, which presumably might include regulatory barriers.
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This thinking must be also in line with your risk tolerance and overall objectives.
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"I regret that the recent events have created a distraction from these important objectives."
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But the objectives between the rat race and the Rat Race are much different.
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What performance objectives and/or projects can I complete to move towards this path?
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" He added that "accomplishing our objectives and goals will require adjustments to the company.
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OKRs, or Objectives and Key Results, are a popular planning method in Silicon Valley.
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The bill set out to accomplish two objectives and it did both, he added.
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Pompeo said this strategy had 12 objectives, most of which I believe are unattainable.
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Among our objectives: Open the Code, Stop Discrimination by Computer, and End Secret Profiling.
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You can make anything in "Dreams," including your own worlds, characters, and game objectives.
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An investment is considered strategic if it fits within China's long-term economic objectives.
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Could this recommended tradeoff conceivably make any sense for America's overall foreign policy objectives?
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Bannon's goals are long term and at the expense of immediate goals and objectives.
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Perhaps this helps explain the administration's difficulty in clearly defining its objectives with China.
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Besides, Sony and Nintendo continue playing toward rather different objectives with their respective systems.
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One of President Obama's major objectives before he leaves office is to close Guantánamo.
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This is partly a function of the objectives that originally animated the bitcoin community.
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Remitly is a great example how technology can be used to achieve these objectives.
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The Poor People's Campaign was over before it had achieved any of its objectives.
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This new agreement, which should culminate in federal constitutional reform, must address several objectives.
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The military is designed to take orders and meet objectives given by civilian policymakers.
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And that's the way that our objectives are organized for overall YouTube, this year.
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"A one-time attack may not achieve all of our objectives," he told me.
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The zones targeted, such as Eastern Ghouta, are all major military objectives for Damascus.
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Instead, they believe that the American presence is driven by geostrategic and economic objectives.
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Welcoming others is, in fact, one of the family circus's main objectives, she said.
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The format, objectives and even precise location of the next negotiations remain a mystery.
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I regret that the recent events have created a distraction from these important objectives.
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Something like 4,000 men are expected to die or be wounded for these objectives.
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A rejection isn't really about you; it's about a maddening mishmash of competing objectives.
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It also collides with the president's policy objectives of promoting fossil fuels, particularly coal.
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Being in New York, whether Queens or the Bronx, should make those objectives easier.
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Johnson successfully balanced these competing objectives as the war expanded in 21967 and 21968.
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" Israeli airstrikes have disrupted some of Iran's activities, but Tehran's "overall objectives appear unchanged.
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He just packages them differently—finding more polite language to articulate the same objectives.
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The mission's objectives would seek to uncover if Io possesses an interior magma ocean.
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Mr. Trump has also followed past presidents by suggesting tough-sounding but implausible objectives.
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In other words, we build machines, feed objectives into them, and off they go.
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"The measures announced will not accomplish their declared objectives, to the contrary," he said.
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Perception has similarly misguided U.S. policymakers with regard to Russia's strategic objectives in Syria.
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We must also use the power of the purse in stating our military objectives.
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HHS must find such programs "likely to assist in promoting the objectives" of Medicaid.
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Some of these objectives are tiny, and some are massive, as in D'Alessandro's example.
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According to GAO, effective fraud risk management has three objectives: prevent, detect, and respond.
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Addressing simultaneously two objectives that are really sequential can end up making both impossible.
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And there is bipartisan support for many of the main objectives the U.S. seeks.
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A White House official outlined the administration's objectives on environmental reviews earlier this month.
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The initiative tracks the nation's health through objectives that cover multiple public health topics.
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It continually seeks new strategies and solutions to better help clients achieve their objectives.
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MORGAN STANLEY EXECUTIVES DISCUSS FOURTH QUARTER 2019 RESULTS, NEW STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES ON CONFERENCE CALL
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Conventional naval forces retain an important place in the implementation of strategic deterrence objectives.
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Had Trump done this to advance legitimate foreign-policy objectives, it might be defensible.
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Fortunately, Russia shares many of America's objectives, even if its Syrian ally does not.
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The accumulation phase is over — and different objectives require fresh plans and approaches.2.
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Bringing troops home from Afghanistan has been one of Trump's main foreign policy objectives.
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Date: One of our objectives was to list our hotel properties as a REIT.
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But questions also remain about federal agents' objectives, given a number of recent events.
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Those long-term objectives are what should give your financial choices form and shape.
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Objectives and key results, better known as OKRs, are a method for organizational planning.
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While these objectives felt satisfying at first, the repetition set in sooner than later.
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" Bernstein's point: Trump's "default position is to use untruth to go toward his objectives.
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"Financing growth is one of the core objectives of a stock exchange," he added.
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The purpose is to delay or defeat rules that would accomplish those important objectives.
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The charity says its objectives include supporting orphans and activities that promote religious tolerance.
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And through it all, he says, the "endless wars" failed to achieve their objectives.
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One of my objectives in writing this book was to have conversations like this.
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This constant accountability helps you stick with both the short- and long-term objectives.
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Congress should now get involved because the nation would benefit from thorough hearings, markups, and floor debate on new legislation that lays out clear objectives, authorizes force necessary to achieve those objectives, sets clear limits, and updates or repeals obsolete statutory authorities.
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"We feel this is an important quarter for demonstrating the strategic objectives that we set out, the operational objectives we set out, are on track," Mr. Winters, the former head of JPMorgan Chase's investment bank, said on a conference call with reporters.
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Workboard helps organizations get everyone aligned on the objectives and results they're trying to drive, to iterate on those as internal and external exchanges, and to link the objectives we're trying to achieve with the work and the meetings that we have.
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Machines that have our objectives as their only guiding principle will be necessarily uncertain about what these objectives are, because they are in us — all eight billion of us, in all our glorious variety, and in generations yet unborn — not in the machines.
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While there is a certain predictable way a player will behave during a match — given that you have specific objectives to complete — in this sort of pre-match space, you don't have any objectives or guideposts to help you predict how they'll behave.
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In order to deliver results, employees often minimize outside distractions, including longer-term career objectives.
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Basically, I was absorbing everything and trying to deliver [my objectives] as fast as possible.
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America First Policies, once envisioned as the marquee outside group to bolster Trump's political objectives.
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If that doesn't give you pause, this might: It failed completely to meet its objectives.
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GTT confirmed on Thursday its 2018 objectives and reported Q1 revenue of 210 million euros.
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A second application is called Onde Tem Tiroteio - "Where are the Firefights" - with similar objectives.
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So now we know roughly the time, the place, the individuals involved, and their objectives.
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KAPLAN: I ACTUALLY THINK WE'RE NOW MUCH CLOSER TO MEETING OUR EMPLOYMENT AND INFLATION OBJECTIVES.
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Our objectives should include: All of these incremental efforts would require hard and tenacious efforts.
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Now Trump says the differences will be worked out, but the tactic achieved its objectives.
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Taliban leaders nevertheless vowed this month to sustain the fight until their objectives were reached.
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In his resignation letter, the general delivered a harsh assessment of his boss' policy objectives.
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AIG remains on track to meet those objectives, Duperreault said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Kraft Heinz gave employees "management-based objectives" that helped determine their bonuses for the year.
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Firms become corporate socialists if they have controlling owners who demand they prioritise social objectives.
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And why would they have had one, it simply wasn't one of their business objectives.
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Reuters reports them complaining that signatories have not offered measurable objectives to monitor the implementation.
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There have been disputes over how much Mrs May should reveal of her negotiating objectives.
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That means their investing goals and objectives have to be designed with that in mind.
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Fitch believes it will be able to achieve its spending objectives in the coming years.
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Nixon didn't stop the Vietnam War because he thought the military objectives had been met.
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Last I counted, there are over 1500 objectives to be completed for a 100% run.
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A PSA spokesman declined to comment on the deal talks or the French carmaker's objectives.
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"I urge the Italian authorities to be closer to the medium-term objectives," Moscovici said.
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The bank said Zolnai's decision to move was his own due to his career objectives.
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The reform shows that the central bank is no longer trying to accommodate competing objectives.
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Still, the UK has some ambitious objectives as a signatory to the Paris climate agreement.
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Act II of Mr Macron's presidency will test whether those two objectives can be reconciled.
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The objectives that we've co-developed with our community partners will inform what we examine.
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Yet despite switching parties and objectives, their politicians retain the same old spirit and tropes.
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NBB's strategic objectives are well-articulated and consistent, but correlated with the domestic operating environment.
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The Saudi Energy Ministry on Monday suggested that targeting the dollar could disrupt OPEC's objectives.
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Keep it to three or four things that are aligned with the big corporate objectives.
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Fitch believes the management team's experience and reputation have been essential in achieving these objectives.
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They will be able to reconcile these objectives only if the allocation of capital improves.
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"I like to aim for three objectives per day," Dressel told the Team USA website.
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The Administration's report mentions several broadly supported objectives, including enforcing trade laws and opening markets.
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"I haven't done enough of articulating my own personal objectives with the service," he said.
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It is often said that sanctions against North Korea have failed to achieve their objectives.
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And I would tell you that, by and large, our objectives are exactly the same.
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These tax cuts also actively thwart the objectives of making coverage more accessible and affordable.
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That patience will be easier to exercise knowing that capable professionals are pursuing rational objectives.
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The government has come under pressure to guarantee the bank's environmental objectives under private ownership.
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Asking firms to adopt objectives to solve inequality loads a giant problem on their shoulders.
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Efforts to-date are overly bureaucratic with misaligned resources and authorities that lack clear objectives.
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So Sara and I set new objectives and goals, we try to keep it fresh.
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The art of trading favors can be used by progressives to press for their objectives.
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She said the objectives of the program aligned with the ambitions of Seward Park's boosters.
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Third, efforts to promote specific political objectives in foreign countries are unlikely to be successful.
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"This is not about any one person's political objectives or anything like that," Holder said.
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Could you talk about some of the objectives you proposed at the Best Babies Zone?
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The first is that Biegun cannot achieve U.S. strategic objectives through negotiations with North Korea.
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But the real challenge is in taking objectives "ahead of schedule" for a higher score.
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"I came to the NAACP with a series of objectives," Jealous said, stiffening a little.
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Why it matters: Without progress among Afghans, the U.S. cannot achieve its core counterterrorism objectives.
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In his undiplomatically worded resignation letter, Rogers said May's negotiating objectives were as yet unknown.
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No one should conduct actions in Syria that go beyond the scope of antiterrorist objectives.
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They are not understood in a tedious, literal fashion designed to frustrate their evident objectives.
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He must eschew "arms control" agreements that constrain the United States and favor Russian objectives.
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But fundamentally our position is aligned with the government in terms of the national objectives.
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That helps feed back data to commanders to help meet their training and mission objectives.
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Implementing these objectives should translate into sustained financial performance over a longer period of time.
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We can promote important environmental and other regulatory objectives without hurting farmers in the process.
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The negotiations themselves, or maintaining the established way of doing business, are never the objectives.
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Yet America is paying a high and rising price for neglecting social and environmental objectives.
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The bank said earlier this month that it was behind in its cost-cutting objectives.
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It published a six-point list that emphasized the country had achieved its nuclear objectives.
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The Caisse said at the time it was confident the acquisition met its investment objectives.
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I was keeping secondary objectives at the front of my mind and eating shit constantly.
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These would be in-game rewards for players pulling off a set number of objectives.
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Exploring with no sense of where the objectives are fundamentally changes Breath of the Wild.
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DOTA 2 is a fast paced game where two teams of five compete for objectives.
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A legal or regulatory framework that accounts for social objectives may help ease those tensions.
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The structural differences between the two formats, such as scoring, rounds, objectives, glove size, etc.
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If the Fed achieves its objectives in steering the economy, inflation should remain under control.
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The tariffs might or might not achieve their objectives, but their symbolic value is great.
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"Protecting human life is one of the fundamental objectives of Islamic Shari'ah," the statement said.
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The downside is that companies have occasionally managed their businesses to meet those quarterly objectives.
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Smart free trade agreements — not protectionist measures — are the best way to pursue these objectives.
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Most nonprofits, as Bill Gates says in the book, confuse their mission with their objectives.
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"In Venezuela, there is a need to separate political and humanitarian objectives," Mr. Lowcock said.
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I know where I stand politically and I want information tailored to my political objectives.
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But in any game of strategy, the best moves are those that accomplish multiple objectives.
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Why would it rein in the Taliban when it is moving closer to its objectives?
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The spacecraft will return to Earth only after its completed all its objectives, he said.
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In a speech last month, President Xi Jinping set out the objectives with great clarity.
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The administration reviewed American interests and objectives broadly, and all the key agencies participated effectively.
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The U.S. Trade Representative's office released its negotiating objectives for the agreement earlier this year.
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Education is a necessary tool that should enable people to establish and achieve worthy objectives.
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He said HHS has broad authority to determine what was likely to advance Medicaid's objectives.
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There's no third choice, no way both of Wojcicki's objectives can be met at once.
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Our day-to-day tactical responsibilities, designed to achieve our military objectives, dictated our activities.
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Not surprisingly, the United States stands in the way of all three of China's objectives.
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Does the punishment serve legitimate penological objectives (like deterrence and public safety) other than retribution?
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And I think that that is impossible to square with leftist objectives and leftist politics.
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Critics of the strategy have scrutinized the lack of comprehensive analysis, measurable objectives and data.
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Go for the highest quality fund that meets your objectives and charges the lowest fees.
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The Korean dialogue includes attaining economic, social and security objectives unique to the Korean experience.
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Since Russia's objectives conflict with America's goals, the White House and the Kremlin have clashed.
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Not that the government tracks these costs against the war's objectives in any meaningful way.
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We were fighting and dying to achieve objectives that no elected leader could fully articulate.
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The objectives seem to offer a bit to everyone, trade skeptics and trade advocates alike.
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The paper is significant for identifying the objectives of an international agreement on digital trade.
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If ultimately incorporated into an agreement, these objectives would comprehensively address most digital trade barriers.
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While they may be supporting different candidates and objectives, all these countries have advanced cybercapabilities.
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And in this case, Trump's unilateralist approach and maximalist objectives are a recipe for failure.
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Are the fundamental reasons that brought the United States to Afghanistan — are those objectives accomplished?
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The European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) should be among our next objectives.
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So and it's also one of the 2025 China objectives to get more into automation.
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"We can no longer separate trade policy from our climate objectives," the Biden campaign wrote.
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Through voice chat, teams rally through quests, completing objectives, and comparing and contrasting their loot.
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While Kim is focused on those issues too, he clearly has other objectives in mind.
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You&aposve got to believe that he&aposs going to put an end to this thing once and for all, because he cannot accomplish his strategic objectives, his regional goals, his economic objectives with this looming menace and the disaster of war on the peninsula.
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Russia will push as far as it can to achieve its objectives -- without risking damaging counterattack.
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And in this light, one commander who can prioritize mission objectives makes a lot of sense.
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One of the Kardashian-Jenner's biggest objectives in life is the pursuit of the perfect selfie.
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Nevertheless, the Taliban leader vowed this month to sustain the fight until their objectives were reached.
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We focused about how business and government, regardless of political party, could work on common objectives.
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The sons of Islam have opposed them and stood between them and their plans and objectives.
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One of Gonzaga's main objectives was subduing Brownridge, who was averaging 18.5 points entering the game.
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As Montgomery's head scout, Tubman fully understood the objectives of the colonel before undertaking the mission.
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Those goals are derived from the objectives laid out by the company's board for its CEO.
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If only the rest of the film was able to execute its objectives with such flair.
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Viewed broadly, the undertaking represents a logical extension of Spielberg's objectives in establishing the Shoah Foundation.
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Lay out a two-year campaign plan to achieve as many mandate objectives as you can.
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"The company is a good company and will survive and will achieve its objectives," Kovacevich said.
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Worldline posted on Wednesday third quarted revenue of 589.3 million euros and confirmed its 2019 objectives.
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"We are an ambitious club with long-term objectives, both nationally and internationally," he said Thursday.
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I saw objectives, mysterious symbols, animal silhouettes scrawled across the plains like a hastily-written warning.
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FOR US, IT'S ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT THE REALIZATION OF OUR LONG-TERM OBJECTIVES, MISSION AND VISION.
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It's fine to speculate about aligning an imagined superintelligent — yet strangely mechanical — A.I. with human objectives.
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Yet its ultimate objectives remain murky, not least navigating a graceful exit from the messy conflict.
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In contrast, one of the objectives that the world is farthest from meeting concerns gender equality.
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It was incredibly pleasing to know that we had succeeded in achieving all of our objectives.
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In order to meet the Paris objectives, governments will need do more than make technology investments.
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Still, this mode was all about conquest and rush — capturing flags, or destroying objectives in sequence.
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We certainly see no reasons to believe that their actions or their objectives are any different.
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Still, all couture and all sculpture have similar objectives concerning the balance of three-dimensional proportions.
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TC: What are the objectives for the digital transformation of France for the next four years?
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How can you wrap up this week's objectives before the new moon begins early next week?
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And investors in Aramco might balk at sacrificing short-term revenues for long-term strategic objectives.
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Regardless, the Pentagon's core cyberwar objectives are unlikely to change in the near future, Richelson added.
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Other experts disagreed, arguing that the social credit system had broader objectives than simply assessing creditworthiness.
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Jennifer Wexton, D-Virginia, accused Carson of being untruthful or ignorant of his agency's policy objectives.
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By opting for OKRs, this framework helps The Dots identify and track objectives, while producing results.
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"I would tell you that, by and large, our objectives are exactly the same," he said.
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Ads are priced depending on the campaign objectives, but the company wouldn't provide details on rates.
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We're in business to help people achieve their objectives, to empower them to do great things.
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PA on Thursday raised its 2016 objectives for this year after reporting stronger than expected results.
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In fact, the U.S. is "pretty close" to meeting both the Fed's employment and inflation objectives.
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Surging U.S. energy supplies have helped Washington advance other geopolitical objectives without spiking global oil prices.
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We all have the same objectives, the two of us and the rest of the team.
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Rather than helping to clear the path toward common objectives, their actions frequently create more obstacles.
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The bank's strategic objectives are relatively cautious in Kuwait, but more opportunistic in the regional expansion.
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The more important questions involve how Trump wants to utilize those powers, and for what objectives.
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IBK's strategic objectives are mostly dictated by the policy role and public mandate of the bank.
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Militarily, the strikes seem to be a singular action attached to no publicly announced policy objectives.
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In the past five-and-a-half months, Russia has made mighty strides toward these objectives.
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"If the work had been finished then perhaps they could have met their objectives," Zee said.
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Bonduelle reported on Wednesday that its full financial year turnover growth was in line with objectives.
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Trump's substantive objectives in the looming debate over tax policy are muddled, but almost certainly wrongheaded.
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Facebook first asks users for their marketing objectives for their ads, either awareness, consideration or conversion.
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But it deserves our attention because it will do lasting harm without achieving its stated objectives.
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This year, as Iran observes the 40th year of its revolution, its geostrategic objectives remain unchanged.
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It is then vital that the administration formulate more detailed, actionable plans to meet those objectives.
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"Hitler was accepting of violence toward the achievement of political objectives," Johnson said in his speech.
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The backstop thus exists as a logical consequence of Britain's own negotiating objectives, not European caprice.
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Some of those financial milestones have been achieved, but the stock-price objectives remain miles away.
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The criminal inquiries have been proceeded from the start in the shadow of intense political objectives.
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It's been a delicate dance for Australia, entertaining two very different partners with two contrasting objectives.
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Earn Chambers (Dungeon Rooms) and arrange them to complete objectives in the all-new Chamber Dungeon.
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All US presidents must balance often competing interests in order to prioritize objectives and desired outcomes.
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"We want partner nations who share the same overall strategic objectives that we do," he added.
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The compact is a collective commitment to achieve 23 objectives for safe, orderly, and regular migration.
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In his visit to East Asia, President Trump sought to make progress toward five big objectives.
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Jesus Azua: We get our learning objectives from what the field is telling us they need.
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It becomes a problem, he said, when annual fund-raising from specific programs and objectives declines.
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"There's two key objectives we have to keep in mind," Votel said, according to Defense One.
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One of Lenson's key objectives for SoftBank has been to build diversity within the broader organization.
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None of these objectives were politically within their reach, however, given the makeup of the bench.
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And they are coming out with, I believe, aspirational and appropriate objectives to address the sustainability.
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The administration's tariffs have many objectives including putting pressure on the Chinese for intellectual property theft.
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The Trump administration has been very clear that its trade objectives include reducing our trade deficit.
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"They are an industry with a set of objectives that flatly contradicts public interest," Kleiman said.
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In the season premiere, the central couple leverages fears of terrorism to advance their political objectives.
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His objections involved the objectives of his organization: free markets, and limited and fiscally responsible government.
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When the company moved there last year, setting up a gallery was one of its objectives.
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A completionist run of Breath of the Wild, for example, would involve almost 2,000 measurable objectives.
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For some people, failing to solve puzzles or achieve objectives feels like a personal, intellectual failure.
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Tria said he was satisfied with the preliminary agreement, stressing it was compatible with budgetary objectives.
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The initial consultation is seeking industry comment on the key objectives and principles for generating identifiers.
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" Roosevelt later concluded, "We obtained 98 percent of all the objectives intended by the court plan.
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Make no mistake about it: China leverages Huawei's growing market share to support China's national objectives.
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These are earned by fulfilling objectives during general gameplay, or by playing new mini-game Tycoon.
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The presidents most revered for wartime leadership displayed unshakeable will to prevail for vital national objectives.
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LSE's blunt rejection letter said the Hong Kong Exchange's offer did not meet its strategic objectives.
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Make investment recommendations that are consistent with the goals, objectives, and risk tolerance of their clients.
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So here's who ended tonight's debate having accomplished their objectives, and who ended up falling short.
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Even where American and Egyptian goals remain aligned, Egypt struggles to promote our mutual objectives effectively.
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Her goal, she said, was to promote Mr. Raniere's teachings and help him further his objectives.
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And then afterwards, through battles and objectives, we get there together and build the joint culture.
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Limiting access to medical assistance does not promote the objectives of the Medicaid program, he said.
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Mr. Kim believes that he has a reasonable chance of achieving his objectives with this president.
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Although the contracts set specific objectives, they do not dictate how prison operators should achieve them.
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" He also noted that Q2 real GDP "will be reduced on purpose to meet health objectives.
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But will investors be patient if profits take a hit while the company pursues those objectives?
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Beyond the demographic likeness, they share pride, stubbornness and a laser focus on achieving their objectives.
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In fact, an overly conservative approach can make it hard for you to meet your objectives.
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"Together, we have set ambitious goals and empowered interagency teams to tackle our objectives," he said.
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When I met Meshaal in 2014, he denied he was sacrificing Gazans for his own objectives.
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Thailand's SFIs are state-controlled entities set up under specific legislation to fulfil government policy objectives.
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However, on Wednesday Trump showcased a video of her efforts thus far and spoke about objectives.
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These objectives are no less political in other nations than they are in the United States.
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He believes bots will be used to target subsections of the population to achieve narrow objectives.
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It is in our national interest to conclude them once our strategic objectives have been reached.
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That reputation makes it easier for the United States to rally foreign allies behind shared objectives.
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Effectiveness, meanwhile, depends on whether the sanctions help the country imposing them achieve wider political objectives.
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Federal employees should be able to make sure their financial goals align with their professional objectives.
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They can give you some direction about how to align your program with your professional objectives.
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If a strategy is to have any chance of working, it must contain clearly defined objectives.
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The enhancement of shareholder value and executive compensation will remain the chief objectives of corporate enterprises.
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Testimony from the hearing will feed into the USTR's formulation of negotiating objectives for the talks.
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Disagreeing without being disagreeable, which is one of "Point Taken" 's laudable objectives, has become difficult.
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"In my portfolios, women hit their objectives in sales 95 percent of the time," he says.
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On the positive side, the U.S. objectives demonstrate much common ground with its North American partners.
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However, the U.S. objectives also set off some alarm bells in Mexico City, Ottawa and elsewhere.
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Briefing reporters afterwards, Tillerson said the U.S. objectives in Syria "are exactly the same" as Russia's.
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Those WTO members are now beginning their work by identifying the objectives of such an agreement.
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The bonuses received by Apple executives are tied to performance objectives set by the company's board.
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It was a great job, and I helped achieve a number of important U.S. policy objectives.
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These leaders are best suited to support long-term policy objectives that benefit the American veteran.
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" Official US negotiating objectives, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices section: "provide full market access for US products.
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The analysis adds to ongoing concern that Trump's policy objectives could weigh heavily on the deficit.
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In other wards, the means chosen to date work against our successful attainment of our objectives.
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The tariffs may hurt Chinese consumers, but Xi has objectives that are global rather than domestic.
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And in what way could his highly public appearance on TV help him achieve his objectives?
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Since Traylor said so little about his motives, who really knows what his overall objectives were?
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Pakistan's military denies that it engages terrorist groups to achieve its defense and foreign policy objectives.
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The Bush White House put out a framework that offered a way to achieve those objectives.
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But there's a twist: In a game like Minecraft, you're pretty much making your own objectives.
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Our job is to deliver three simple objectives: Build brands consumers love (also our mission – consumers come first in our objectives) Build platforms customers love Build a company talent loves Many people across the combined companies have done a tremendous amount of work over the past year.
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It believes in the people behind the idea, and works with them through challenges, hurdles and objectives.
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Stirring the anti-GMO pot would serve a great many of Russia's political, economic and military objectives.
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I would encourage investors to maintain maximum equity exposure pursuant to your investment objectives and risk tolerance.
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THE SEIZURE of a British-flagged tanker in the Gulf may seem counter to Iran's international objectives.
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Computer scientists want to have their creations explore novel environments that don't come preloaded with quantifiable objectives.
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"One of the objectives is to unlearn behaviors," said Glenda Baires, a judge in the specialized tribunal.
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Arya is the first character we've looked at who succeeded at her objectives more than she failed.
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It's based on declaring grand objectives, few of which the Administration is willing or able to meet.
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The reversal of the authoritarian turn Malaysia took under Dr Mahathir is one of Pakatan's main objectives.
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So the problem comes from increasing capabilities, coupled with our inability to specify objectives completely and correctly.
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France needs "to reach the objectives set out by the President," Philippe said on France Inter radio.
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The court said the sites were dedicated to religious and historical monuments and were not military objectives.
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It should be military expert judgment carrying out the objectives set out by the commander in chief.
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The French management solutions company reported a rise in the second-quarter profit and confirmed 2016 objectives.
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MIKE POMPEO, America's secretary of state, had two objectives during his trip to Delhi on June 25th.
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THERE'S KIND OF THREE STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES THAT WE ARE TRYING TO ACHIEVE WITH THIS FIVE-YEAR PLAN.
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A stiff tariff on auto imports might also seem to fulfil other objectives of American trade hawks.
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The bottom line: "Political objectives matter to the Kremlin in a zero-sum worldview," the report claims.
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However, we felt that the article contained some inaccuracies and unreasonable presumptions about the objectives of filmmakers.
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"We believe that joining forces with Avast fully supports our growth objectives," AVG CEO Gary Kovacs said.
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" The war was therefore, he said, a failure, as "the government failed to achieve its stated objectives.
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Mabus made the request for detailed plans to achieve both objectives in memos [PDF] on January 1.
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That's why you need to choose carefully and find a product that matches your long-term objectives.
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"This conditionality principle links Europe's long-term climate objectives to the reality of the market," he said.
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SL: I might refer back to one of your objectives for the therapy in the first place.
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Those objectives are clearly admirable in theory, but such noble experimentation can come across differently in practice.
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" He added, "Being for-profit has allowed us to better line up our objectives, strategies and processes.
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Brands can then develop their messaging strategy to achieve these objectives and measure performance against these goals.
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The Dodd-Frank Act's worthy objectives were the safety, resilience, efficiency, and transparency of our financial system.
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Technicolor announced that it maintains its adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow objectives for the financial year.
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"I'm no longer in the majority, but my mission and my objectives are the same," said Clyburn.
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"The program has both tangible benefits of enhancing interoperability and supporting theater security cooperation objectives," Leonard said.
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"Other projects could be suspended if they do not meet the current economic objectives," the source said.
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Lobbyists are regularly hired by clients experiencing a crisis to accomplish very specific legislative or regulatory objectives.
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They might include shorter-term objectives like a vacation or longer-term ones like a comfortable retirement.
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President Obama's first NASA budget request was focused on advancing the long-term objectives of the agency.
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Rising domestic crude consumption will sharpen the tension between Saudi Arabia's price-management and customer-relationship objectives.
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An accidental kill is Hitman's holy grail, but that's not the only way to fulfil your objectives.
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Pull the fire alarm, call an immediate team meeting to make sure everyone is aligned on objectives.
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The underlying objectives—defeating ISIS, countering terrorist threats, punishing the use of chemical weapons—seem sensible enough.
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The next president should also clarify the methods that the United States employs to achieve its objectives.
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"We'll be running it in a pilot program to ensure it meets our business objectives," Demangos said.
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ARSA on Twitter denied that, insisting it "has no activities/objectives except for defending Rohingyas' legitimate rights".
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"A legal or regulatory framework that accounts for social objectives may help ease those problems," he said.
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Though President Trump's objectives are clear, markets and business leaders are anxious about the current trade negotiations.
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If only there were a statutory requirement for the CFPB to lay out its true strategic objectives.
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Every legal corporation must obtain a corporate charter, a written contract detailing the company's structure and objectives.
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Articulating long-term, strategic objectives and capturing progress toward them is the more durable and effective solution.
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It needs to set strategic goals, and then pursue activities that are capable of meeting stated objectives.
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"The objectives that have already been fixed are confirmed," the three men said in a joint statement.
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Fortunately, private mortgage insurance is uniquely and permanently dedicated to serving both objectives through all economic cycles.
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Countries are called on to articulate long-term objectives and strategies going out as far as 2050.
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Mentally strong people succeed at reaching their long-term goals by focusing on their short-term objectives.
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U.S. policy on Syria has developed into a muddy mix of incomplete strategies, diverging objectives and compromise.
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And in doing so, it's easy to forget that those objectives are at odds with one another.
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The Madrid Conference of 1991 arguably failed on its core objectives—but not for lack of trying.
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Increased military support should be a small part of a broader effort focused on 85033 objectives: 1.
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Mr. Falih faces a huge set of objectives, some in areas where his predecessor came up short.
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Beyond enhancing the future safety and security of our community, our working group had two overarching objectives.
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That is a role that enhances presumptive balance of power objectives and could eventually create regional stability.
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MIKE SANTOLI: Mr. Secretary, obviously the President addressed his border security objectives last night in his speech.
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Transparency, accountability and preserving the separation of powers should be the foundational objectives of any new AUMF.
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"He evaluates his performance against those objectives," said Wesley R. Perich, a former deputy in the office.
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"The balance of funds will be used to help meet the company's overall financial objectives," he said.
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Despite their tardiness, they came organized with clear objectives and peaceful ways to get their demands across.
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"A legal or regulatory framework that accounts for social objectives may help ease those tensions," he wrote.
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He said the facts were clear that Italy was substantially deviating from the medium-term budgetary objectives.
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The watchdog set out five objectives, including holding charities to account and dealing with wrongdoing and harm.
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She also guides the teams once they have come to Germany to help them reach their objectives.
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Rather than give players strict gameplay objectives, the point of "Minecraft" is to build your own worlds.
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We explain our objectives and the mission—what they're allowed to do and what they can't do.
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What they really were doing in the CAR, what were their goals and objectives - is a question.
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Choices in every case, however, require that the nation reexamine its national interests and clarify its objectives.
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Britain and the European Union, at least, have clear objectives that they are both attempting to reconcile.
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If you look at any successful service-based game, players can make progress towards multiple objectives simultaneously.
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But a coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats blocked legislation to secure any of his grand objectives.
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BI: So what does failure look like for the US as far as our geopolitical objectives go?
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But while the platform itself isn't binding, it does represent the stated objectives of the Democratic Party.
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"This is Apple putting its best foot forward consistent with objectives of the administration," Mr. Sacconaghi said.
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Western media, she explains, tends to foreground coverage in the objectives of Boko Haram—not its victims.
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Achieving our objectives in talks will require caution, patience, flexibility, and an expert and credible negotiating team.
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He explained that both sides have to make sure their objectives of reaching an agreement are aligned.
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"We are not going to relieve sanctions until such time as we achieved our objectives," he said.
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The policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee has become increasingly divided over how to achieve those objectives.
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Uncertainty about objectives might sound counterproductive, but it is actually an essential feature of safe intelligent systems.
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So depending on the purposes and objectives we probably a different type of digital currency based systems.
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The actions taken are intended to be consistent with and in furtherance of clearly articulated national objectives.
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Given where you are in the restructuring, the objectives that have been hit, what do you think?
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The Digital Economy Act [DEA] objectives will therefore be delivered through our proposed online harms regulatory regime.
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Northside is an outsourced investment solution designing tailored portfolios for each client's unique risk tolerance and objectives.
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"One of the objectives of the system should be an efficient system," he said in an interview.
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These two types of investors have investment objectives that are different and that need to be distinguished.
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The council forged early deadlines for task forces on regulatory issues but hasn't outlined its objectives since.
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Presidents must lead, and leadership will be required to meet the objectives Mr. Trump has laid out.
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Nor is the response likely to prove effective in helping the British government achieve its political objectives.
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Pelosi gets paid to lose on behalf of the American people while helping Trump accomplish his objectives.
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But unlike attacks against Malian peacekeepers or the Nigerian military, they do not achieve any tactical objectives.
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And Trump is clearly selecting people whom he believes will achieve his objectives rather than undermine them.
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"The picture that will come when we have assembled the puzzle should illustrate three objectives," she said.
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In the past, presidential phone calls were made only after much deliberation and with specific strategic objectives.
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If reaching your financial objectives is time-sensitive, you may want to meet on a weekly basis.
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates uses the OKR method, which blends ambitious objectives with desired key results.
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Ric Edelman believes investors should focus on their long-term objectives instead of fretting about stock prices.
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Obtaining publicity is a critical goal of terrorists who seek to highlight their political grievances and objectives.
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We have always managed our inventory positions according to internal business processes and strategic product lifecycle objectives.
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A senior State Department official, previewing the ministerial, said the objectives for the event had not changed.
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"They're a kind of vaccine against fuzzy thinking" Key results refer to how objectives will be met.
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But intentionally weakening renewable energy policy at the state level would accomplish none of his core objectives.
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Year by year, Gonzaga runs out of accolades to garner, skeptics to disprove and objectives to accomplish.
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Chilton said on Sunday that the mission probably achieved about 85-90% of its objectives for NASA.
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Regulators need to ensure that lending decisions are still driven by risk criteria rather than political objectives.
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In any event, the attorney must pursue the "objectives" – that is, the litigation goals – the client wishes.
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It is foremost a responsibility of the governments to define the appropriate measures to achieve these objectives.
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That has raised concerns over why the Fed is hiking when it remains considerably beneath its objectives.
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This policy failure is due to the mismatch between the government objectives and the incentives of recipients.
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Games that proved most popular shared simple, easy to understand game play with clear objectives and rewards.
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It is a reason to be disciplined about objectives and judicious about intervening in the first place.
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In his discussion with Mattis, Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said the two allies shared objectives.
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While the objectives are clear, it doesn't mean there haven't been difficulties when it comes to organizing.
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The Supreme Court explicitly recognized the legitimacy of agency's entering into binding contracts to accomplish regulatory objectives.
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Depending on how close athletes are to their competition, their nutrition goals and objectives will also shift.
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On Friday, the U.S. Trade Representative's office revised its official objectives to conform to its current demands.
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Depending on how those talks go, these objectives could grow bolder or, more likely, more watered down.
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HRW said the strikes appeared not to have targeted military objectives, which could make them war crimes.
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They were created by Russian political interests whose party affiliation remains obscure, but whose objectives were clear.
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"I don't feel as if I know any more about her negotiating objectives today than I did six months ago, and probably what's more worrying than that, I'm not sure she knows more about her negotiating objectives than she did back then as well," Sturgeon told the BBC.
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These include ambitious objectives to expand trade in manufactured and farm goods and services; updated provisions on protecting intellectual property, eliminating regulatory barriers, and enforcing strong labor and environment rules; and new objectives to promote human rights, address currency manipulation, and require state-owned enterprises to compete fairly.
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At the global scale, the U.S. nuclear industry is battling deep-pocket Chinese and Russian state-owned nuclear enterprises that are establishing decades-long nuclear power relationships that align with their respective geopolitical objectives —objectives, which when met, establish new geopolitical contours and at the expense of old ones.
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