Sentence examples for goal of forging from inspiring English sources

"We will continue to negotiate with union leadership with a goal of forging an agreement soon," Mr. Bing said Wednesday.

Every major museum swings through Seoul with its trustees and directors with the goal of forging future institutional partnerships.

LAUNCHED four years ago, the "Global Compact", a UN initiative to bring big business and its critics together, has not always lived up to its lofty goal of forging an "inclusive dialogue" on globalisation.

The bill that Christopher J. Dodd, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, will introduce on Monday appears written with the goal of forging a consensus that can overcome partisan division, with provisions that incorporate ideas from both Democrats and Republicans.

And with the Copenhagen UN climate summit less than two months away, breaking this deadlock between the major developed and developing economic powers will be essential for progress towards the goal of forging a comprehensive global climate treaty.

Instead, I wanted to burn it all with fire, with the goal of forging myself anew.

If Mr. Van Rompuy has proved his political agility over the issue of summit meetings, the same is coming true for his wider goals of forging some form of European economic government.

That collective identity is based on an understanding of shared oppression and has the principal goals of forging positive images and changing society to meet the requirements of social justice and equity.

To achieve this goal, Mr. Obama talked of "forging partnerships".

To achieve this goal, Mr. Obama talked of "forging partnerships". Monday's announcement contains the first wave of such partnerships, officials said.

Specifically, the reduction of the U.S. Marine presence in Okinawa should be carried out in the context of a broader consolidation of all U.S. forces in Japan, with the goal of ultimately forging a more manageable and defensible posture "over the horizon" on Guam.