Sentence examples for declared a goal from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Obama administration has hailed the growth as a key to economic recovery, and in 2010 declared a goal of doubling exports to $3.1 trillion by 2015.

In Connecticut, Governor Rowland has declared a goal of tripling the amount of land protected from sprawl in the next 25 years.

They have struck there repeatedly in the past year and have declared a goal of using Yemen as a base for attacks against Saudi Arabia.

Meanwhile, the president of France declared a goal of reducing that country's nuclear fraction from 75% to 50% by 2025, Italy postponed plans to revive its nuclear power industry, and other countries slowed their programs.

Japanese government declared a goal to reduce CO2 emissions to half of those in 2005 as the objective "Cool Earth 50".

There has been a 43percentt decline in the number of children born with HIV since 2003, and the global community has declared a goal of eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV by the end of 2015.

The complex processes at work that Bourdieu pinpointed seem applicable to both Norway and Sweden (Bunar 2001; Hjellbrekke and Korsnes 2009), even though policies of today declare a goal of equity in educational systems (OECD 2012a).

And without its think-tank, the company would certainly have an even harder time tackling what Microsoft's chairman, Bill Gates, recently declared a top goal: making the company's products "trustworthy".

With Mr. Bush promising to veto the $106.5 billion spending measure unless it is pared to less than $95 billion, senators who wanted to improve border security, a cause that grassroots conservatives have declared a main goal this election year, felt they had to do so without letting the underlying bill expand.

She also declared a bold goal: To walk across the stage when she graduates.

Backers of same-sex marriage declared a new goal: a five-year campaign to strike down the laws in the remaining states that prohibit such unions. .