Sentence examples for goals succeeded from inspiring English sources

The Reagan era efforts to counter drugs and communism (occasionally antithetic goals) succeeded in nearly shredding the American Constitution (who remembers or could explain the Iran Contra Affair?) -- an effort that resulted in eviscerating Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Guatemala.

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Aligning subconscious thoughts with our conscious goals, succeeding becomes a heck of a ton easier.

In July 1860 he foreshadowed modern positional football when he told his Richmond players to abandon the congested playing style typical of the era and instead form a line from defence to attack, and, by a series of short kicks to one another towards goal, succeeded in scoring.

His final decision is likely to rest on what position is most advantageous to his primary goal: succeeding David Cameron.

The goals have succeeded in mobilising political will, increasing aid flows and helping governments to focus on human development.

In these goals, she succeeded; however, within a few years, experiments and further modeling showed that the cyclol hypothesis was untenable as a model for globular proteins.

I put focused effort into achieving my goal, by developing the skills necessary for that goal, and succeeded.

Someone ought to remind those leading the process that we hope will lead to a new set of global development goals to succeed the millennium development goals.

The one important outcome of the Rio+20 summit was the agreement to develop a new set of goals to succeed the millennium development goals (MDGs) in 2015.

A pattern is obvious throughout his career in which achieving a long-term goal is succeeded by a mental low.