Sentence examples for explicit goals from inspiring English sources

"That was one of my explicit goals," she said.

"We have no explicit goals for SAT scores," she said.

It is also willfully oblique, with no instruction manual and few explicit goals.

Released long before it was finished, Minecraft has no in-game tutorial, no instruction pages and few explicit goals.

One of his explicit goals when he took the job was to help the firm take cases to the Supreme Court.

In trademark Wright style, Spore is totally free-form and dictated by the user's own sense of accomplishment rather than by explicit goals.

For example, the central banks of Britain, Canada and Australia, among others, have adopted explicit goals for inflation and the rate of increase in prices and wages.

Representative Nancy L. Johnson, Republican of Connecticut, said the findings vindicated the welfare strategy of Republicans in Congress, who encouraged marriage as one of the explicit goals of the 1996 welfare law.

For many who come to play Proteus, they may question whether it's a game at all, for here is a creation without explicit goals and where interaction is of but fleeting concern.

One of the explicit goals of European enlargement to the east was to consolidate liberal democracies (or, in the case of Romania, complete the transition to liberal democracy in the first place).

"We don't have explicit goals.