One of the key goals of the rule-making that will begin in late October is to bring greater predictability and clarity to many of these questions.
The exit from the IMF/EU bailout will fulfill one of the key goals of the Fine Gael-Labour coalition since it came to power.
The inclusion of tax-exempt bonds in this list of deductions undermines one of the key goals of the proposal: to promote the improvement of infrastructure.
He knows that all our decisions and one of the key goals of this administration will be to make sure that all Americans can find high-paying, high-quality jobs.
"He knows that all of our decisions and one of the key goals of this administration will be to make sure that all Americans can find high-paying, high-quality jobs".
Wayne Dickey, the new president of the AJA and jail administrator for Brazos County, Texas, said one of the key goals of his tenure as leader of the association is to reduce the jail mortality rate.
A study published in November last year found significant improvements in people's decentering abilities and other key goals of mindfulness practice in the 24 hours after they ingested ayahuasca.
But the power struggle at the top delayed integration and discouraged "cross-selling" the financial products of one part of the merged firm to customers of another, one of the key goals of the merger strategy.
Re "A Wilderness, Lost in the City," by William C. Thompson Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (Op-Ed, May 29): One of the key goals of PlaNYC, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's far-reaching plan to fight global warming and create a more livable city, is to ensure that every New Yorker lives within a 10-minute walk of a park or open space.
What can be done to help them? A. One of the key goals of the next period of our history will be not only be to continue the strong economy and sustain economic growth, but to make sure that some of the people who have been left out of the rising tide of our economy are included.
In addition to a failure to stand up for science, the EC decision appears to be at odds with one of the key goals of the European Union – that of being a free market without border controls between its member states.
