Sentence examples for goal articulated from inspiring English sources

The first such goal articulated by Clinton, set out in a video posted on her campaign website on Sunday night, called for installing half a billion new solar panels in her first term.

Not yet sure of what he wanted, but certain of what he didn't want ("no custard pie slapstick stuff"), Ross saw something in Arno's work something that adhered to his goal, articulated in an early memo to _New Yorker _artists, "to record what is going on, to put down metropolitan life … based on fact plausible situations with authentic backgrounds".

David Menlow David Menlow of IPOfinancial.com says the Dutch auction is a violation of Google's goal, articulated in its filing statement: "Don't be evil".

World leaders have committed to limiting average warming to 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit), a goal articulated in the Copenhagen Accord in 2009 and reiterated by G7 leaders in June.

By others, including attendance goals articulated by the museum itself, it has not.

"I share the beliefs and values and goals articulated in Senator McCain's career and in his campaign for the presidency," Mr. Treffinger said.

"The goals articulated by the government -- to prevent aliens from absconding or endangering the community -- only justify detention of those individuals who present such a risk".

For that matter, Mr. Bergen goes on, none of the war goals articulated by the Bush administration were achieved: "An alliance between Saddam and Al Qaeda wasn't interrupted because there wasn't one, according to any number of studies including one by the Institute for Defense Analyses, the Pentagon's own internal think tank.

To design an optimal family program within a first episode service we need to be sensitive to the phase and stage of the illness and have outcomes measured against the goals articulated for first episode family programs.

Consequently, as suggested by Ranga and Etzkowitz, competences also shed light on the ways main actors come together in 'consensus spaces', and move to construct 'innovation spaces' for realisation of the goals articulated in a consensus space (see Ranga and Etzkowitz 2013).

Amusingly enough, within days a government report was released from the General Accounting Office which revealed Kerlikowske and the federal government "have not made progress toward achieving most of the goals articulated in the 2010 National Drug Control Strategy".