Sentence examples for its great objective from inspiring English sources

Market access is its great objective, the F.T.A.A. its concrete goal.

Our hope and belief is that this reform will in the end accomplish its great objectives.

To the Editor: I share your "hope and belief" that the health care reform legislation "will in the end accomplish its great objectives" ("Health Care Reform, at Last," editorial, March 22).

It was a great objective.

It has become cliché to compare every great objective to a "moon shot," or perhaps more commonly to lament, "If they can put a man on the moon, why can't they do X?" -- and "X" is often a pet peeve.

From 1975: On Election Night, Nixon said, "That will be the great objective of this Administration at the outset: to bring the American people together".

On Election Night, a beaming President-elect Nixon went before the television cameras and said, "That will be the great objective of this Administration at the outset: to bring the American people together.

Biblical possibilities aside, what was the first day for the phrase Day 1? Time magazine on June 7 , 1968 had an auto-racing article quoting California's Dan Gurney saying that the Indianapolis 500 was "our great objective from Day 1".

At any rate, millions of people who watched the President-elect on Election Night saying, "That will be the great objective of this Administration at the outset: to bring the American people together," had found him convincing; and when, in the months following, he had promised candor, openness, and a spirit of reconciliation there had seemed to be every reason to believe what he said.

He also added that the "great objective of Islam in that part of the world is to drive out the foreigners, the Jews, the Christians, Americans and imperialists".

And that will be the great objective of this administration at the outset, to bring the American people together.. Reconciliation among the American people was also a theme of Humphrey's concession statement.