Sentence examples for goals compelled from inspiring English sources

"Competitive pressures and onerous housing goals compelled them to operate more like hedge funds than government-sponsored guarantors, " Mr. Rood said.

His goal: compel the old parties to evaporate.

The plaintiffs — who call themselves the Test Vets — have four primary goals: to compel the Army to acknowledge that the experiments were unlawful; to inform all the former subjects what chemicals they received, and how; to explain the drugs' health effects; and to provide care where needed.

Her approach, however, unlike the improbable goals we feel compelled to make this time of year (or whenever we watch one of those Oprah's "Lifeclass" classes), take just one month at a time to see through and are easy enough to track in a journal or with an accountability partner you can trust.

Rather, what nearly all suicide terrorist campaigns have in common is a specific secular and strategic goal: to compel liberal democracies to withdraw military forces from territory that the terrorists consider to be their homeland.

Kongregate believes that status plus community form the kind of attainable but long term goals that compel committed use by game players.

But perhaps others are compelled to structure their goals explicitly and use it to determine whether they are competent enough to fill a new position.

The ultimate goal is to compel people to carry reusable bags.

They said their goal was to compel Mr. Arafat to act against terrorists by threatening his hold on power.

The committee's initial goal was to compel the city government to help develop housing that would be suitable and safe for people with H.I.V. and AIDS.

Qualitatively, the Big Society's goal is to compel a more robust citizenship, in which people must not only pay taxes and refrain from doing ill but actively seek to do good.