But that already seemed an unrealistic goal for the group.
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"There's the completely unrealistic goal of getting this thing stopped," she said.
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It was here that Firkus realized a singing career could be an unrealistic goal.
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The pro explained this would require changing the United States Constitution — deemed an unrealistic goal.
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She equated money with opportunity and believed that since I was poor, college was an unrealistic goal.
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"If they were hoping to turn the page completely, that was probably an unrealistic goal," he said.
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And while many believe that this is an unrealistic goal, it is the president's prerogative to set an ambitious goal.
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Nor will it likely deter the reporting of the inevitable failure to achieve that unrealistic goal, despite laudable and more reasonable progress.
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It's an umbrella term for a movement that espouses white domination but stops short of calling for the unrealistic goal of a 100% white society.
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Some people were disappointed that I was consumed by the "gay Adonis" complex; they thought I was a victim of an unattainable and unrealistic goal.
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Many warn that the current 61-seat Republican majority, much of it achieved by post-403 gerrymandering, has made flipping the lower chamber an unrealistic goal.
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Overall, he concludes that people today want their marriages to provide everything, but this unrealistic goal is often the enemy of making a marriage good enough to last.
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BIGGS: They can issue some sanctions, but the reality is they&aposre going to have to -- to -- to recognize that -- that it&aposs kind of an unrealistic goal if you will.
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This was an aggressive, probably unrealistic, goal, Vandermeyden felt, and she couldn't help thinking that the company was setting her up for failure, so that it would have cause to fire her.
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Trump has said he wants to raise $1 billion to take on Clinton, but even Trump's supporters acknowledge that may be an unrealistic goal for a campaign with only a barebones infrastructure in place.
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That said, I am probably never going to love my body, and that's O.K. I think loving our bodies is not only an unrealistic goal in our appearance-obsessed society but also a limiting one.
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Mr. Trump's latest interjection in what has been a tedious diplomatic balancing act will once again have his negotiators scrambling to try to pull off what many Western officials have described as an unrealistic goal.
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Motherboard has been covering the future of food for years and whether it's a transformative success or an unrealistic goal, clean meat and the people trying to develop it will continue to be a part of that story.
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World leaders hope to limit warming to 2 degrees Celsius by the end of the century over preindustrial levels under a treaty signed Friday, an unrealistic goal that might leave the earth warmer than it was during the Eemian.
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Many would say there's some truth to that possibility, but if you need to kick productivity into high gear, set what seems like a crazy and unrealistic goal, such as reaching all of this year's sales in the next six months.
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Cut off from the North for 70 years and still technically at war after their 1950-53 conflict ended in a truce not a peace treaty, many South Koreans have come to see unification as an increasingly distant and unrealistic goal.
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"We think that's not an unrealistic goal, but it's contingent on changes to the code, funders, or investors catching the vision and acquiring land," said Nathan Hunt, an organizer of the Village and Program Director of Economic Justice for Interfaith Alliance of Colorado.
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Instead of pursuing the unrealistic goal of single-payer healthcare in 2017, we should be laser-focused on putting a stop to the opioid epidemic that is literally killing off thousands of young people every day in small towns across the country.
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Before she could make her first call, Kendra Horn, the founder of Women Lead Oklahoma, a nonprofit group encouraging women to get involved in their communities, contacted Langthorn with what seemed like a lofty, crazy, and completely unrealistic goal—to not just run, but win.
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"Obviously more than ever, this is an unrealistic goal, and Japanese policymakers seem to increasingly understand that DPRK is not going to give up its nuclear program," Wallace said, using an acronym for the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the North Korea's official name.
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"My ministers will seek a future relationship with the European Union based on a free-trade agreement that benefits the whole of the United Kingdom," the queen said, delivering the government's upbeat, likely unrealistic, goal of hammering out a comprehensive deal by the end of next year.
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Pan-dems believe that Hong Kong's independence is an unrealistic goal and, some have told me time and again, that advocating it will only bring on more repression from Beijing — like the harsh prison sentences recently or restrictions on free speech — to the detriment of the entire pro-democracy camp.
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As this great interactive from the Marshall Project shows, it's not possible to halve the state prison population — the bulk of the US prison system — without releasing some violent criminals, even if you choose to release everyone for lower-level crimes like drug dealing and theft (an unrealistic goal, to say the least): This reflects the reality of how mass incarceration happened.
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Samra climbed his first snowy mountain in the Swiss Alps at the age of 16. The trip inspired him and it is then that he decided that he would like to climb Everest one day. An unrealistic goal at the time, especially given that Samra was severely asthmatic at age 11. After his Swiss experience, he went on to trek and climb extensively in the UK, Himalayas, Alps, Andean, Patagonian and Central American mountain ranges.
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As a result, the station made almost no headway against WGEM and KHQA. It was nonexistent in Springfield as well, gaining no ground against established stations WAND, WICS and WCIA. Look Television had expected WJJY to be profitable almost immediately -- an unrealistic goal for any station, especially one serving what then as now was a very small market. The next year and a half witnessed a litany of bounced paychecks and unpaid bills.
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Management experts said that the source of the problem was setting an unrealistic goal of a 14-day wait. This was compounded by not including provisions for measuring how well the system was working. Experts said that having high-stakes goals, especially without checks and balances, encouraged "gaming the numbers" and cheating, in the private and public sector. Managers at the Federal level should have had data about times and costs for basic services throughout the VA system.
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Wang admitted that the project has financial, political, and engineering risks. With the high cost of the project that independently has been estimated to be about $100 billion, it was not fully funded. The project was expected in 2014 to be completed in 2020, but Stratfor, an analyst agency, stated then that was an "unrealistic goal." While the Nicaraguan National Bank reserves served as collateral on the part of Nicaragua, HKND had no such potential liability.
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Dravida Nadu magazine owned and edited by Annadurai During his days in Dravida Kazhagam, Annadurai had supported Periyar's call for an independent Dravida Nadu. The claim for such an independent state stayed alive in the initial days of DMK. E. V. K. Sampath, who had earlier forfeited his inheritance from Periyar to join DMK, saw the call for Dravida Nadu as an unrealistic goal. Responding to Sampath's concern, Annadurai said Sampath's opposition to using film stars made him cross swords with many other members of the party.
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He said that, given the relatively small pool of high-level players, matchmaking forces players to play against or alongside the same toxic players repeatedly. Riot Games has operated a team, Social Systems, to combat in-game toxicity for several years. The team utilizes neuroscience and machine learning to curb the game's toxicity problems. Lead designer of social systems Jeffrey Lin said that eliminating toxicity in a game with over 100 million players is an unrealistic goal, and the focus should instead be on rewarding good behavior.
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Ray becomes Isabella's spy in exchange for goods and the promise that he, Emma and Norman could live their lives to the fullest, pledging to use the remaining 6 years of his life to orchestrate a plan that would lead to his two best friends finding out the truth themselves. After a confrontation from Norman, he becomes the children's trump card just as Isabella betrays him. Although initially unwilling to accept Emma's unrealistic goal of escaping with every child, he vows to never give up on them after their escape succeeds.
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Within twelve days following the shooting, DPD received 467 job applications, representing a 344% increase from the 136 applications received by the department in June. In the months before the shooting, DPD, along with other police departments across the country, had been struggling to recruit new officers. DPD even had to cancel academy classes because there were not enough applicants, and also struggled in retaining officers due to a low salary. On August 25, DPD announced their goal to hire 549 officers by October 2017, though some police and City Council officials called it an unrealistic goal due to the department's strict hiring requirements.
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Although initially both DK and DMK sought an independent Dravida Nadu, DK later moved on to work on bringing social changes whereas DMK leaders such as C. N. Annadurai and E. V. K. Sampath endeavoured to achieve their goals through parliamentary election processes. Sampath, who had earlier forfeited his seniority with Periyar's party to join DMK, saw the call for an independent Dravida Nadu was turning out to be an unrealistic goal. Sampath expressed concerns over using film stars to increase the popularity of the party. His views led him to cross swords with the major leaders of the party and eventually caused the first split in DMK.
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In political discourse in Serbia, the call for dealbanizacija as it became an unrealistic goal after the Kosovo War gave way to a more pragmatic - as viewed from the Serbian perspective - call for federalizacija (the political attempt to keep Kosovo Albanians within a Serbia with broad autonomy) across the political spectrum. In Albanian historiography the term is also used in order to refer to the process of "dealbanization" of Albanian historical figures in Balkan historiography. In post-Yugoslav countries with significant Albanian minorities, the term is used in a form which alludes to the ethnic slur Šiptar, dešiptarizacija, as a nationalist slogan directed against Albanian communities. The ultras of FK Vardar, one of the biggest clubs in Northern Macedonia have frequently unveiled a banner with the call for dešiptarizacija during the club's football matches.
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But it was an unrealistic goal and only one issue of Baltasis erelis appeared. The fate of the printing press is unknown. Vaclovas Biržiška believed that Bielinis transferred it to the Social Democratic Party of Lithuania which wanted to publish a newspaper in Vilnius, but that press was confiscated by the police in 1899. In 1897, Bielinis published a work on the history of Lithuania at the press of Martynas Jankus. He took the first 96 pages of Pasakojimas apie veikalus lietuvių tautos senovėje (Story of the Deeds of the Ancient Lithuanians) by Simonas Daukantas up to year 1201 that were printed by at the press of Jankus in 1893, added history up to the Union of Lublin in 1569 based on Daukantas and other historians, and wrote an original history between 1569 and the abolition of serfdom in 1861 that focused on the local history of the Upytė district.
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Bik said, "students in China need to have a paper published to get their MD, but they do not have time to do research, so that is an unrealistic goal." In March 2020, commenting on the publication of the results of a clinical trial by Didier Raoult on the effect of hydroxychloroquine against COVID-19, she identified a conflict of interest and strongly criticized the methodology of the study. The learned society that owns the journal in which the results were published admitted that the publication was not at the level expected by the society, in particular due to a lack of justification of the criteria for patient selection and triage. However, the society rebutted allegations of a conflict of interest, stating that the peer review process prior to publication was respected because Jean-Marc Rolain, being one of the co-authors of the article and editor of the journal, did not participate in the evaluation.
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Since its formation, the PCI strived to organize itself on some bases which were not a mere reproduction of the traditional parties’ bases, but then it took again some arguments that distinguished the battle within the PSI, namely the idea that it is necessary to form an environment fiercely hostile to bourgeois society and that is an anticipation of the future socialist society. The purpose of this is not utopian because already in this society, especially in production, some structures are born on future results. In two articles of 1921, this concept was developed so deeply that it was asserted that the vanguard party is not a simple part of the proletarian class, but already a structure beyond the classes, already fitted to the classless society and designed in accordance with its future duties. Revolution was not a problem of organizational shape, but of strength as revolution could not be "done" (an infantile and unrealistic goal), but rather "led".
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