Sentence examples for goal fixing from inspiring English sources

In an op-ed article on Sunday in The Arizona Daily Star, Mr. Obama called on gun control and gun rights advocates to set aside their broader differences for now and support a worthwhile goal: fixing gaps in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System so that it would be harder for dangerous people to buy weapons.

The next day, 17 January 1909, they reached their goal, fixing the pole's position as 72° 15' S, 155° 16' E, at an elevation of 7260 feet.

Scale for indicators like "Reduction of CO2 Emissions", "Reduction of CO Emissions" or "Reduction in number of accidents": the variation with respect to the status quo is measured on the scale shown in Fig. 7c; the minimum acceptable variation corresponds to the percentage reduction goal fixed by competent government agencies (e.g., a reduction of 20%% in road accidents by the year 2010).

MOSCOW ― U.S. President Barack Obama's term in office will soon be over, but he has yet to achieve one of his main goals: fixing the rapport with Russia.

ERPs can cover all the functions in industries on the way to reach the goals fixed by strategic planning.

As for whether or not he's succeeded in his goal of fixing comics, he says that "my goal is to not be homeless, so in that respect I've succeeded.

If a fat donation for bridge-building can get a bridge built, why not make it?Let's step back a second to notice that Mr King sets the goal of fixing global warming right next to the goal of pushing down gas prices.

It allows for the formation of a group like Fix The Debt, which seems to have the very popular goal of fixing the debt.

But opponents of the demolition have criticized the cardinal, who came to the archdiocese in 2001 with a major goal of fixing its ailing finances, for being unresponsive.

GDP growth: 1.8% GDP per head: $39,600 (PPP: $39,220) Inflation: 2.7% Budget balance (% GDP) -6.4 Population: 64.0mThe Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government, headed by David Cameron, has fallen far short of its goal of fixing the public finances, but a broad-based recovery means that probably won't matter.

The carmaker's current move continues a management shakeup that began two weeks ago when Nick Scheele Nick Scheele, the boss of Ford Europe, took over the company's huge North American operations with the goal of fixing quality and productivity problems.