Sentence examples for goal of return from inspiring English sources

Languishing in destitution, which the government has been inclined to maintain as stark evidence of the urgency of return and of re-establishing control over occupied territories, they have become hostages to the goal of return.

It may also be called "the Good" as the source of all perfections and the ultimate goal of return, for the impulse of outgoing and return that constitutes the hierarchy of derived reality comes from and leads back to the Good.

Hoke left Michigan after 2002 with the goal of returning.

Reischauer was able to achieve his goal of returning Okinawa to Japanese control, which occurred in 1972.

The newly-revived side, who ceased operations in the mid-1980s, have the eventual goal of returning to Major League Soccer.

Panama should hold him with the goal of returning him to Peru for trial when that becomes possible.

Working up the hierarchy to major — this summer it is Michael Gratkowski, 16, from Staten Island — is the goal of returning campers.

The company also made strides toward its stated goal of returning its enterprise systems group to profitability in the second half of the year.

Management is projecting a 3.8percentt margin for 2002, and has set the goal of returning to 8percentt margins by 2005.

But the category was bolstered by a handful of funds that use leverage, or debt, with the goal of returning twice the opposite of an index.

Indeed, even the banks' more modest goal of returning 15-20% to shareholders seems elusive in view of the sea of new regulations.