Sentence examples for consistent goal of the from inspiring English sources

Reducing American forces in Iraq has been a consistent goal of the Bush administration.

Mars exploration has been a consistent goal of the Soviet and then Russian space program despite a history of setbacks.

"Reinforcing the life-saving treatment of children in the Sahel has been a consistent goal of the EU over the past years.

A common European currency also seemed a major step toward European political union -- a consistent goal of postwar German leaders.

While Kaiser and other critics had complained that the approval of AmBev could give it the ability to dictate beverage prices in Brazil, the majority of the regulators apparently viewed the merger as consistent with a goal of the government's broader economic policy -- encouraging the formation of large companies capable of competing in markets abroad.

This is consistent with the goal of the program.

Consistent with the goal of the workshops for workforce development, prior bioinformatics knowledge or experience was not a prerequisite to attend the workshops.

He said that he hoped that the commission's recommendation would be consistent with the goal of coordinating the toll policies of the transportation authority and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.

BUT Lawrence B. Lindsey, Mr. Bush's chief economic policy adviser, said in a speech this month that before they are put forward, even those measures will be assessed to see if they would be consistent with the goal of rethinking the tax code.

Parsimony is a criterion for evaluating models with strong theoretical support, and is consistent with the goal of finding the best model among a set of possible models.

ING said yesterday that the talks with Aetna were consistent with its goal of joining the top 10 companies in overall insurance in the United States as well as expanding significantly in Latin America and Asia.