Sentence examples for basic goal that the from inspiring English sources

The spontaneity of the moment — right or wrong — would be lost in favor of a more basic goal: that the final call is the correct one.

The Knicks will run, but run with a purpose and with the same basic goal that the Suns had: to shoot in seven seconds or less before the defense gets set.

"Two thousand seventy-four pages and trillions of dollars later," Mitch McConnell, the Senate Minority Leader, said recently, "this bill doesn't even meet the basic goal that the American people had in mind and what they thought this debate was all about: to lower costs".

In summary, the variation of the mediator's role and function at different stages from 1987 to 2012, the basic goal that the mediation mechanism was to be used to absorb and diffuse collective labor disputes, remained unchanged (see Table 3).

She outlined four basic goals that the task force on planning will use as guideposts, including ending street homelessness and focusing more resources on preventing homelessness.

"We have the same basic goal: that every single person who is qualified can vote without being harassed or abused," said Steven Kaplan, a lawyer who works for the Democrats.

For those who don't play golf, suffice it to say that it's easy to get so consumed by the nuances of each stage of the swing (stance, posture, grip, backswing, tempo, follow through), that you forget the basic goal: getting that blasted ball in the hole in as few strokes as possible.

But some experts argue that the basic goal of the universal service program may need to be redefined before forcing Internet telephone companies to contribute to subsidies for conventional phone service.

Recognize that the basic goal of the game is to not let the ball hit the ground.

Brown (2006) argues that to achieve our earth restoration goals we must first meet a set of basic social goals that includes universal primary education, adult literacy, school lunch programs in the 44 poorest countries, assistance to preschool children and pregnant women in these countries, reproductive health and family planning, universal basic health care, and provision of condoms.

Across the political spectrum, it is generally accepted that the basic goal of tax reform should be to broaden the tax base by eliminating tax preferences and lowering statutory tax rates.