Sentence examples for a mandatory goal from inspiring English sources

To stem this out-of-control growth in energy demand, in November 2005 the Chinese government enunciated a mandatory goal of 20% reduction of energy intensity between 2006 and 2010.

Society has not yet assimilated with that fact that marriage is not a mandatory goal, it's not an accomplishment, it is an option, an elective.

But I want to remind you that you aren't wrong, society is wrong, because marriage is not an accomplishment, nor a mandatory goal.

Thus a broad and more balanced taxon sampling appears to be a mandatory goal to investigate and identify general patterns for the parameters considered above.

As a matter of fact, functional preservation and maintaining quality of life are undoubtedly a mandatory goal in glioma surgery since patients harboring HGG have a limited life expectancy.

An assembly line of 28 workers had a mandatory production goal of completing 2,300 NFL jerseys in the regular nine-hour shift, from 7 00 a.m. to 5 00 p.m.

He scored his almost mandatory goal in the final minute.

As a manager, anytime I had an employee that wanted to have a personal development goal instead of a "mandatory" career development goal I was super excited.

"President Obama will be like night and day compared to President Bush," Mr. Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, said at a news conference, adding, "Congress and the president-elect are committed to movement on mandatory goals as rapidly as possible".

Once enrolled, companies would have to meet mandatory goals on reductions of greenhouse gases.

The new legislation would set mandatory goals for the states but leave it to the states to determine how to reach the goals.