Sentence examples for a shared goal in from inspiring English sources

In an indication of the complexity of the moment, Iran and the United States have a shared goal in Iraq: to take the city of Tikrit back from ISIS.

We gain the most when we agree ways of working together – or working separately, from our different points of strength, towards a shared goal – in strengthening our responses to abuses of human rights.

CW: Like any strategic project or undertaking, making sure that there's a shared goal in terms of what the founder is trying to achieve is important, but it is particularly so when it comes to putting in place a D&I strategy because the impact of getting it wrong compounds as the company grows.

The discovery of the hole in the ozone layer showed what was possible when the nations of the world came together with a shared goal - in this case, saving the planet.

Your program could be set up as a team bonus where assigned groups work together to achieve a shared goal, which in turn helps create a sense of community.

As the Commission observes, "A widely shared goal in China is to make the country rich and powerful and to regain the nation's former status as a great power that controls its own fate" (p. 56).

The Olympics is a good example of a shared goal, which succeeded in bringing together communities, the public and private sectors, academia, volunteers and business.

A total of 16 sector specialists from Bangladesh government representing Crops, Livestock, Fish, and Forests came together with Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) to work towards a shared goal of improving statistics in an integrated manner.

This happens, for instance, when a new user joins the system for the first time or users form short-term, ad hoc groups around a shared goal, which is very common in P2P networks.

We could also develop creative projects with the police to allow officers and young people to work together towards a shared goal, to sustain our Theatre in Education programme, which deals specifically with issues related to youth crime, and to build our peer-mentoring capacity.

It is really important that these types of value can be recognised in order to maximise their positive impact in achieving a shared goal.