Sentence examples for achieving two goals from inspiring English sources
By Masha Lipman October 8, 2015 By ordering air strikes in Syria, Vladimir Putin is achieving two goals: propping up Bashar al-Assad and defying the West.
This study shows that adopting GIS technologies in link travel time forecasting is efficient for achieving two goals: (1) reducing computational delay and (2) increasing forecasting accuracy.
In Tawila keeping groups separated seems to be achieving two goals: improving relations and reducing violence.
Success rests on achieving three goals (life viewed not as a continuum, but an endpoint), and these goals, as it happens, are exactly the ones that will declare you a success at your high school reunion.
In addition to this, it offers a practical means of achieving four goals that should be of high priority in any nation that desires quick and sustainable economic growth and development.
Most colleges strive to achieve two goals.
Mr. Grant said that the settlement with Siebel achieved two goals: It cured dubious practices from the past, and will help prevent those practices from recurring.
It seems that the North Korean side is seeking to achieve two goals: first, such shows are good for the standing of the government at home.
First Patient He also talked about the "doctrine" he had developed to achieve two goals: ensuring the patient's comfort and protecting himself against criminal conviction.
On December 5th Michael Noonan, the finance minister, removed another €3.5 billion when he presented the country's sixth austerity budget.This is the latest instalment of an austerity plan that the government hopes will achieve two goals.
"We felt if we got people together locally," said Angela Smith, senior manager in Cisco's global sales operation, "it would help us achieve two goals that were difficult to accomplish virtually — motivation and recognition" of our salespeople.
