Sentence examples for grand objectives from inspiring English sources
Several of Mr Musharraf's fellow generals said the time allowed before an election was "too short" in view of their grand objectives.
Regarding the ongoing threat of extremism in the Arab World, Mr. Romney simply suggested a shopping list of grand objectives: economic development, better education, gender equality and rule of law — a plan that sounds an awful lot like nation building.
The conservatives' other grand objectives, in economic and foreign policy, have also failed this year: the President's attempt to privatize Social Security went nowhere, and the "Bush doctrine" has been so damaged in Iraq that even the American Enterprise Institute, where the idea of invading Iraq was incubated, just held a funereal conference on the war.
The grand objectives articulated by Congress and to be fair, by Republicans who preach the virtues of the "ownership society"–are not freebies that can be satisfied at no real cost.
The US also eschewed grand objectives, like the recreation of Yugoslavia or regime change in Serbia: the purposes of the military operations in the Balkans were, therefore, more realistic that those currently pursued in Syria.
Eisenhower had no grand objective in installing this policy.
"My grand objective is to lay down the foundation of the whole infrastructure" for building everything that goes into a car, he said in a rare interview at the company's headquarters here.
Aid is not a panacea, and, even if the funding Sachs wants were to materialize, his grandest objectives may well remain unfulfilled.
"The first is the geopolitical grand strategy objectives of the United States.
Xi embraced the idea of the Chinese dream as the centerpiece of his ideological agenda, seeking to define it as a grand collective objective to renew the nation both at home and abroad, to purify its political culture, and to broaden its influence abroad.
