Sentence examples for goals for which from inspiring English sources

How typical that it was another of those late goals for which his teams have become associated.

Return and release to the underworld of his childhood coma are the old man's intelligible goals, for which he prepares with prodigious sessions of sleep.

Negotiating with the Taliban would be the biggest defeat for the goals for which we went to war in Afghanistan in the first place.

They failed to make any real progress toward the economic and social goals for which Egyptians are desperate — security, jobs, education, a check on inflation.

It would end the capacity of Congressional minorities to precipitate crises in order to accomplish goals for which they lacked the votes.

Unlike some of his younger colleagues -- Robert Nozick, for example, who also died this year, a man of constantly surprising perceptions -- Mr. Rawls had, at first, little sense of the goals for which feminists were striving.

It was their penultimate game together, and the last goal for which they would combine.

Five years ago, when the SNP was returned with an overall majority, the purpose became to reach the goal for which the party existed, independence.

Obviously, they want a Democratic victory in 2016 a goal for which some, but not all, of them are willing to swallow their reservations about Hillary Clinton.

Obviously, they want a Democratic victory in 2016 — a goal for which some, but not all, of them are willing to swallow their reservations about Hillary Clinton.

Theatre companies were active in the provinces, but Paris, the centre of cultural life, was the goal for which they all aimed.