Sentence examples for fair goal from inspiring English sources

It was a fair goal, except at that moment Woods was six over.

To get there, the company explained the instructions it gives to its newly shaken up management structure: Set fair goals, deliver, keep an eye on the future, do "perfect" market segmentation and product pairing to that striation and, finally, manage costs.

This includes fairness goals (like proportional fair and max-min).

Also, to be fair, a goal that's shared by OneSheet, which is on a mission to become the About.me for the entertainment industry.

Tantalizingly titled "Technical Seminar on Drug Addiction Prevention and Treatment: from Research to Practice," the tag line at the bottom of the conference program awkwardly hawks "NOTHING LESS than a qualified, systematic, science-based approach such as that used to treat other health conditions" -- a fair enough goal.

In fact, Arsenal have won all 12 of their competitive meetings with Reading (including extra time), and it would be no surprise to see Arsenal score a fair few goals in a dominant win.

Professor Les Ebdon, Offa's director, said: "I am very pleased to receive this latest guidance, and look forward to working with ministers and the whole higher education sector as we strive we achieve the prime minister's fair access goals.

They want federal urban development money with no obligation to advance fair housing goals.

The defenders of suburbia use milder language than the bigots of the 1950s and 1960s, saying that requiring them to advance fair housing goals is "social engineering".

The most recent set of data tells us that such fair lending goals remain as elusive as ever, and the stakes could not be higher for homeownership in America.

James is a civil rights advocate who has spent his entire career working for just one goal: a more fair and equitable New Orleans for everyone.