Sentence examples for goal to call from inspiring English sources

Neither won the argument, leaving Hughes with an open goal to call for a "cultural shift" needed to reduce flying, singling out civil servants for particular criticism.

My ball control is haphazard at best, my dribbling needlessly convoluted, and don't get me started on my shots at goal (to call them that), which increasingly pose more of a threat to the kite-fliers and model-plane-enthusiasts of Prospect Park than they do to the opposing keeper.

And make it your goal to call out the media every time you see anything promoting Trump as somehow "pro-gay" or "better" on LGBTQ rights than others in the GOP.

But his main goal was to call for greater use of Europe's so-called soft power, suggesting that a commitment of an additional €50 million, or about $71 million, would help stabilize the Swat Valley.

J.'s goal was to call back in the fall so we could finish," said Ms. Torre.

Beyonce said of the event: "Our goal is to call for change for girls and women in the loudest voice possible.

His goal is to call attention to the perils of ocean pollution and to suggest a solution: waste as a resource.

The group's goal is to call most of those voters by Election Day and deliver this message, "George W. Bush wants to criminalize abortion," Ms. Fields said.

Fred Karger of Californians Against Hate, an organization he started to organize the boycott of Mr. Manchester's two San Diego hotels, said his goal was to call attention to San Diego as a major source of money for supporters of Proposition 8 and to focus on Mr. Manchester as a formidable donor.

Mr. Obey, joined by Representative John P. Murtha, Democrat of Pennsylvania, and Representative Jim McGovern, Democrat of Massachusetts, said he did not expect Democratic leaders to embrace the tax proposal but said the goal was to "call the president's bluff on fiscal responsibility".

We share a common goal -- to call out the industry that produces and markets sugar-sweetened beverages.