Sentence examples for for a clear objective from inspiring English sources
Other countries sense America's limits too.Mr Hagel is a Republican of the Colin Powell school, committed to unrivalled American military power—"I'm not interested in a fair fight"—but adamant that force should be used only for a clear objective and with a viable exit strategy.
He presented himself as a Republican of the Colin Powell school, committed to maintaining America as the world's unrivalled military power, and adamant that force should only be used for a clear objective and with a viable exit strategy.Alas, even before arriving at the Pentagon, two problems dogged Mr Hagel.
Instead, I see unrelenting doing, working, and sacrificing for a clear objective, which is to give her daughter the tools she needs for success.
Now in its third week, the Occupy Wall Street protests, criticized for lacking a clear objective, now seems only to be growing in strength despite this weekend's arrest of 700 protestors.
The military has struggled for years to develop a clear objective for language training.
The participants discussed how standards are derived and how they are 'translated' for use by stating a clear objective and working out the structure, process and outcome criteria for each objective.
It could, for example, be given a clear objective to ensure a low-carbon and resource-efficient United Kingdom, and assign more weight to the future risks from climate change to our economy.
Environment-friendly packing refers to use of recyclable or dissolvable materials for packing and has a clear objective of encouraging business to market greener products (Fielding 2001), and it may be a good way to make the customers better informed about environmental choices while purchasing.
"It provided me with a clear objective for my work: to fight for acceptance and provide solidarity with others experiencing the same prejudice".
Without a clear objective for going to war, a strategy for winning the war remains elusive and adequate military resources cannot be allocated: this is the lesson of Vietnam.
