Sentence examples for obligatory goal from inspiring English sources

Last year China's prime minister, Zhu Rongji, tried to restore normality by stressing that the central government's GDP growth target was intended as a guideline rather than an obligatory goal.

In the second period, with the game tied at 1-1 afthe the now seemingly obligatory goal by defenseman Torey Krug matching one from Dan Girardi, the Bruins' fourth line made the plays that broke the final deadlock of the series.

Centre of religion, goal of obligatory pilgrimage, and the seat of the ruler and of the autonomous court of the Sanhedrin (Jewish Council of Elders), Jerusalem became a great metropolis of the Hellenistic Age.

Marketers succeed by weaving their offering into this network, thus making it an obligatory passage point to reaching important goals.

Security had to surround the goal posts, and there was the obligatory pleading from the public-address announcer for the fans to behave and to be orderly.

"Equal educational opportunity is, indeed, both a desirable and a feasible goal, but to equate this with obligatory schooling is to confuse salvation with the Church".

It is customary, almost obligatory, for National Football League players to end practices with hands held aloft and clasped, concluding with a shout: "Super Bowl!" The Super Bowl may have been a goal, but why risk ridicule by shouting it?

However, beneficent acts also may be performed from nonobligatory, optional moral ideals, which are standards that belong to a morality of meritorious aspiration in which individuals or institutions adopt goals and practices that are not obligatory for everyone.

Recognition of the aetiology of any derangement is obligatory for the safe use of venous saturation as a therapeutic goal.

These results suggest that having an obligatory traffic sign may facilitate a correct response when the driver's goal is effectively allowed, whereas a prohibitory traffic sign could be more effective in preventing error when the driver has a not-allowed goal in mind.

The first goal arrived just before the half-hour and with it the almost obligatory controversy.