Sentence examples for goal of staging from inspiring English sources

THAT'S the same image Shepard Sobel used when he described the Pearl Theater Company's longtime goal of staging "The Oresteia".

He can also see that Russia's stated goal of staging a referendum in Chechnya on whether to stay in Russia could easily backfire after this display of force, with Chechens voting for independence.

With the show, which features 245 galleries at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center through Sunday, the Art Basel Group has not strayed from its predecessor's goal of staging an Asia-focused event.

The event borrows its name, meaning "the dance," from Moulin Rouge-era period pieces, which fits with the pair's goal of staging a similar "jubilant, nonlinear theatrical experience," says Usdin, a filmmaker who's "Suicide Kale" won an audience award at Outfest earlier this month. .

The goal of staging laparoscopy is, in particular, to exclude peritoneal metastases and small liver metastases, for which other noninvasive tests lack accuracy.

The goal of staging is to draw attention to merits (like a quaint slate patio) while minimizing shortcomings (like a puny yard).

The goal of Stage II analysis is to answer the researcher's questions of the experiment.

34 Identifying potential subjects within the nominated HCOs is the goal of stage two.

The story centers on Hamilton Meadows, a Vietnam veteran with a troubled and colorful past who makes it his life's goal to stage all of Shakespeare's plays in their original pronunciation.

The primary goal of nodal staging should be to detect occult metastases amongst nodes that would otherwise not be destined for elective treatment.

Therefore, the principle goal of preoperative staging is identify all resectable disease to avoid surgical exploration in those patients with unresectable disease.