Sentence examples for its key goal from inspiring English sources

Webvan missed its key goal of turning a profit in its first market, San Francisco, by the end of September 2000.

With the agreement on a roadmap towards a new legal framework by 2015 that will involve all countries in combating climate change, the EU has achieved its key goal for the Durban climate conference.

Its key goal is to discover rich and complex interactions in the signals without any ad-hoc pre-processing but with only data.

Even if the physical structure has not been designed with sustainability as its key goal, there is so much that we can do and change within our work environments to ensure that our organization is eco-conscious and minimizes waste, energy, and emissions.

Its key goal is to build support to create the largest protected area in the world: a 700,000-square-mile Antarctic Ocean Sanctuary where industrial fishing would be banned.

Its key goal is to prevent insurers from "cherry-picking," the industry practice of offering cheap policies to the young and healthy while sticking everyone else with stratospheric prices.

Had the Privileges or Immunities Clause only extended the Bill of Rights to the states, as Lash contends, it would not have fulfilled one of its key goals, that of "constitutionalizing" the Civil Rights Act of 1866.

WASHINGTON -- The Affordable Care Act is nearly six years old, and over that time it's made real headway accomplishing some of its key goals.

One of its key goals will be to tackle the skills gap in the health service.

For instance, one of its key goals is to reduce carbon emissions 30percentt by 2030.

Most importantly, the program clearly does not meet one of its key goals of providing insurance against catastrophic illnesses.