Sentence examples for goal launch from inspiring English sources

If branding is the goal, launch a campaign equating "CR" with the Czech Republic.

A — We'll do everything they say they would do, and in addition we'll strengthen the fabric, espouse the policies, achieve the goal, launch a crusade, forge issues, meet the challenge, give testimony to our faith, proclaim the greatness of, keep pace with the needs, follow in the footsteps of, suppose for a moment, consider it an honor, clinch the election, and continue in office.

Goal: Launch the Include "channel" on TechCrunch.

Southwark crown court in London heard that the father of three, who had consumed several drinks celebrating his wife's pregnancy and his having scored a winning goal, launched the "unprovoked" attack on the 20-year-old after groping her bottom and repeatedly being "cold-shouldered" by women in the Soho Revue Bar.

Officially dubbed a "passport checking operation," the ostensible goal launched by the Soviet Union's internal and defense ministries was to disarm Armenian militia detachments that had been organized in "[illegally] armed formations".

The millennium development goals launched in 2000 to tackle poverty, education, health, hunger and environmental issues around the world.

"I don't want to get all after-school special," he told me, before describing one of his goals: launching a career as a motivational speaker.

The second of the eight development goals launched at the turn of the century called for every child in the world, boys and girls alike, to receive a full course of primary school education by 2015.

While the new sustainable development goals launched in 2015 have promised to leave no one behind – thereby including disability rights in the development framework for the first time – people with disabilities won't have their rights realised until attitudes change and the mainstream stops excluding people.

The primary goal of launch vehicle designers is to maximize the vehicle's weight-lifting capability while at the same time providing an adequate level of reliability at an acceptable cost.

If successful, it could help Dais meet its goal to launch a new product line sometime next year and to begin competing for a share of the market for desalination membranes, which is expected to reach $6.4 billion by 2009.