Sentence examples for founding goals from inspiring English sources

Providing party space and winning architecture prizes are not among the founding goals of the regional theater movement.

Unexpectedly, by dismissing its founding goals, the field of A.I. created space for outsiders to imagine more freely what the technology might look like.

These results suggest that state business lobbies like ALEC have indeed achieved one of their founding goals established some four decades ago.

In a world of ever more powerful corporations, however, it is also time to reassess how successfully Fairtrade has challenged corporate power – one of its founding goals that has become all but lost over time.

The mission of Black Girls Code aligns perfectly with the founding goals of the Include Grant by aiming to increase participation of women and girls of color in technology and computer science by facilitating early involvement in the field, moving them from being consumers of technology to creators of it.

We are committed to having El Huffington Post be part of that civic participation -- the fulfillment of one of the founding goals of HuffPost back in 2005: to take the conversations happening at water coolers and around dinner tables -- about politics and art and books and food and service -- and help bring them online.

Many who took part in the Brussels summit lamented its failure to achieve ASEM's founding goal— a "new comprehensive Asia-Europe Partnership".

A founding goal of ENIGMA was to not require cohort data to be shared outside the center that collected it, to avoid creating ethical and legal issues for the study sites.

The founding goal was to raise a billion dollars.

The more obvious faultline is the ideological future of an organisation which, as of the EU referendum two months ago, has seen its primary founding goal achieved.

But in a way his approach reinforces a founding goal of the orchestra: When playing for Mr. Barenboim, these young musicians must draw in the moment upon their listening skills.