Sentence examples for The day's objective from inspiring English sources

A drawn out and repetitive introduction of the day's objective – to decide whether or not George Bush and Tony Blair should be hauled off to The Hague to face war crimes charges – would have made even the most long-winded judge proud.

And it was the day's objective.

Nevertheless, the division was able to reach the day's objective, the town of Strumica.

Teachers, including kindergarten teachers, are expected to post the day's objectives on the classroom door.

The edit-a-thon began with a restatement of the day's main objective: to combat Wikipedia's well-documented gender gap by improving, however incrementally, its coverage of women in the arts.

In this dialogue, students are encouraged to recognise that the workshop experiences are purposeful in relation to the day's learning objectives.

After the first night the rhythm and structure remains constant – work during light, shelter during night – but the next day's objective is largely one of your own making.

The chilly air and stretches of deserted riverbank convinced me I had chosen the ideal Metro stop for my day's objective of being a flâneur, a wanderer by foot and a local without aim.

A 1974 article in The New York Times about "Day at Night" said that Mr. Day's objective was "to create a record of the person".

This day's objective: Students would review last week's work.

[C4.] Cable TV News and the Opinions of Lou Dobbs In one 24-hour period, the newscaster Lou Dobbs insistently offered his ever more passionate views on immigration all across the television landscape, underscoring that what works in cable television news is not an objective analysis of the day's events but hard-nosed, unstinting advocacy of a specific point of view on a sizzling hot topic.