Sentences with phrase «produced the desired outcome for»
Nonetheless, some experts caution that asking voters to consider two referendum questions on the November ballot might not produce the desired outcomes for either organization, in particular, if those casting ballots fear that supporting both measures would mean higher taxes.
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They stand for the principles of your desired culture, while producing extraordinary outcomes.
The outcome is likely to illustrate the inability of the electoral system to reflect the desires of the voters or produce a clear electoral outcome (in other words the main argument for FPTP seems to be going out the window).
This idea is that successful health & fitness — and just about anything else in life for that matter — is simply an effective system: you follow some rules consistently, see if doing that produces the desired outcome, and adjust as needed if it doesn't until it does.
Clearly states have an interest in ensuring that any investments they make enable strong outcomes that produce the desired benefits of stronger learning and school success, along with savings from reduced needs for special education, grade retention, remediation, or dropping out.
Although using a differential reinforcement protocol (for example, recalls out of play) may work for some of these cases, for many dogs the problem behaviour itself seems to be exceptionally self - reinforcing, and simply re-directing the dog fails to produce the desired outcomes.
It would probably be more efficient for government to issue «requests for proposals» to companies to produce the outcomes that were desired and then select the best approach.
When you have the guy who designed the models the whole nonsense's based on batting this hard for a particular interpretation, you can only presume the models are fixed to produce the desired outcomes.
Clearly states have an interest in ensuring that any investments they make enable strong outcomes that produce the desired benefits of stronger learning and school success, along with savings from reduced needs for special education, grade retention, remediation, or dropping out.