Sentence examples for goals built from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush pledged a presidency of "common sense, common courtesy and common goals" built around a new spirit of bipartisanship.

And the goals built into joke-telling and metaphor-making don't meet this condition.

A proper field may have goals built in but you can use something as basic as rocks or trees if playing a simple game.

This teaches the students how to make goals, assess the quality and probability of them, alter them to make them more achievable, and then create new goals built and based off previous ones.

Mr Gates's lot stress the need for good monitoring to prevent that.The new goals build on some existing successes.

She urged trainers who work with people with chronic ailments to start slowly with easily achievable goals, build gradually on each accomplishment and focus on functional gains.

Together, they can set attainment goals, build public will for success and better match what students know with what employers need.

New Challenges Emerge, Key Issues Remain The goals build on targets set at the 1990 World Summit for Children.

Scolari's hope was to push Colombia into unknown territory and the strategy was helped by a goal built largely on defensive carelessness after seven minutes.

Ultimately, with Alzheimer's, the U.S. has established a goal, built a plan to achieve that goal, and created a workable budget for pursuing the goal.

His goal: build value-added products to 50% of revenues.