Sentence examples for avowed goal from inspiring English sources

That is also France's avowed goal.

But Mr Ma's avowed goal of a peace treaty seems distant.

Nor do Afghan authorities plan to stop there: their avowed goal is to fingerprint, photograph and scan the irises of every living Afghan.

Jaffar's avowed goal is the establishment of an Islamic government in Indonesia, although many believe his true agenda is more personal.

With an avowed goal of becoming the McDonald's of sperm banking, Cryos delivers sperm packed in dry ice or liquid nitrogen to more than two dozen countries.

And doesn't its avowed goal of helping revive the economy of Lower Manhattan after 9/11 smack a little of entrepreneurial piggybacking on a catastrophe?

While it was not clear when or whether the rebels could carry out their threat, the avowed goals signaled a shift in strategy from an Islamist insurgency that has drawn foreign fighters here to one that aims to provide them to insurgencies abroad.

One of the Tories' avowed goals before the general election in May 2010 to reduce annual net immigration, then running at around 200,000, to the "tens of thousands"—is proving a challenge, given that almost a third of the inflow consists of people entitled to move freely within the European Union.

However, that project seems to have missed its avowed goals.

Politically, almost everyone in all three places falls in one of two camps: either they view the US Republican Party as evil incarnate, or (like me) they're fiscal conservatives who might once have been vaguely sympathetic to their avowed goals, but now see Republicans as the party of delusional magical-thinking cargo cultists.

Republicans said Mr. Sanders had candidly avowed a goal that many Democrats secretly shared: a government takeover of health care.