Sentence examples for extra goal of from inspiring English sources

Under the Paris agreement, the Brazilian government has agreed to reduce its total greenhouse gas emissions by 37percentt below their 2005 levels by the year 2025, with a possible extra goal of getting them down to 43percentt below 2005 levels by 2030.

Making matters worse, some developing countries think each extra goal will come with a pot of money, so the more goals, the more aid.

They cut loose as they had to, but it was good to defend like we did and to have some nice bits of play and we could have had a couple of extra goals ourselves.

The analyses are motivated by an extra-welfarist goal of maximising health benefits from a health budget.

EXTRA POINTS The goal of Jets punter Ben Graham was to carve out a second career in the N.F.L. after starring in the Australian Football League, and he is well on his way.

Dallas Drake forced the extra period with his fourth goal of the series with 2 48 to play and added an assist.

Berlin has moved in other areas, too — agreeing, for example, to give Madrid an extra year to meet its goal of limiting its budget deficit to the equivalent of 3 percent of gross domestic product.

It will now have extra capacity to pursue its goal of increasing its share of foreign circulation coinage from the current 10% to 15% (among its recent issues were 40m one-balboa ($1) coins for Panama in 2011).

Later that year, playing in attack, Hutchison scored against England at Wembley in the Euro 2000 play-off second leg bringing the Scots to within a goal of forcing extra-time.

That put them within one goal of forcing extra-time but they failed to impose themselves on England, with the away side instead looking the most likely to extend their advantage.

He made one last save on Ovechkin on a breakaway in the three-on-three extra period, denying him his 46th goal of the season.