Sentence examples for objective to take from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Sutton deserved that puck as much as any other Devil, but it had never been his objective to take any of the glory.

The raid underscored Mr. Bush's first foreign policy objective: to take command of events overseas, while being far more selective than the Clinton administration about which thickets to enter.

Existing approaches are based on the minimization a pre-defined objective to take into account random and gross errors.

"I don't think it was necessarily the objective to take the yellow jersey on such a short, flat time trial but I couldn't be happier with the result," added Froome.

This study, however, has found at least one in the consideration of its objective, to take all known studies of hooks and to compare them and others in order to define a new hook that is advantageous to design for a purpose that precludes all known uses so far, i.e. that is intended for a use that has not so far been defined.

We hypothesized that an intermediate observation period (we arbitrarily chose a time point of 4 hours after PICU admission) would be a good compromise between two objectives – to take into account a short period of stabilization after a patient's admission to the PICU and to obtain an accurate measure of illness severity in the PICU.

"But our objective is to take waste material and convert it to fuel".

The objective was to take the fight to Taliban troops and seize territory.

"The No. 1 objective is to take the code to the next level," he said.

It looks like the government's objective is to take over Grameen Bank.

"Our objective was to take fast, transparent action by putting in place a clear and simple organization," he said.