Sentence examples for necessary goal from inspiring English sources

Ensuring all women have full reproductive freedom and reproductive justice is a necessary goal in its own right moving towards a more equal and just world.

Joining the EU is now, he says, a "necessary goal" for Turkey, which should even maintain "mutually profitable" relations with Israel.

Nor is the notion that procreation is a necessary goal of marriage (if it is, then we can't allow aged heterosexuals to marry either).

Though procreation is not a necessary goal of marriage, children of same-sex couples will benefit from the stability provided by marriage, as will the state and society.

Defending the separation of church and state is a fine and necessary goal – but I hope that one day we'll also see atheist scholarships, atheist peace marches and atheists speaking out on the floor of Congress.

While that is a laudable (perhaps even necessary) goal, what can he say to convince me that such a goal can be achieved at a reasonable cost in a reasonable time period?

And he is aware of the onus on his shoulders to deliver the necessary goal-power.

As he notes, technical and practical knowledge and skills for career preparation are important and necessary goals of higher education.

This accomplished two necessary goals for al-Qaida: it manufactured more jihadists and it economically and militarily weakened history's greatest hegemon.

But necessary goals, which very correctly and encouragingly now gets broad, political attention.

This guarantees that I understood the points of the meetings and helps set necessary goals going forward.