Sentence examples for no clear objectives from inspiring English sources

There were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, no Osama bin Laden in Afghanistan, and no clear objectives in Libya.

The sole policy document of 1996 had no clear objectives, no proper guidance on replication, no funds, and no monitoring system.

This suggests that the planning and sanctioning bodies have no clear objective or methodology for approaching the construction of WTs.

"That's the great thing about being in this current situation," says D. "There's no clear objective, no idea at all where we will go.

It's also worrisome that the handling during manual recounts tends to alter punch-card ballots and that there are no clear objective standards for interpreting chads.

Why would any sane person want to return to risk life and limb in a war that has no clear objective and faltering popular support?

Lowe said not only was there no clear objective on an individual's legal rights post-Brexit in Britain or in Spain, France or any other EU state, it was not clear whom the government wanted to protect.

When everyone was ready, there would be the inevitable awkward pause when we realized, once again, that there was no clear objective to whatever we were about to do next.

"There's no clear objective as a nation about how we promote ourselves," said Djohansyah Saleh, the head of operations at Weber Shandwick, a public relations firm that has provided marketing recommendations to the tourism ministry.

Sports officials are faced with an impossible quandary: a socially imposed sex division in sports (allowing half of the world's population to have a chance at winning) with no clear objective way to draw a line between male and female.

Indeed, this fact about love is supposed to distinguish love from liking: "Love is an attitude with no clear objective," whereas liking is inherently teleological (1991, p. 272).