Sentence examples for old goal from inspiring English sources

After all, collaboration is an old goal for employees and employers.

Indeed, some may conclude that giving up on two states may produce their old goal, the disappearance of Israel, without war, terrorism or boycott.

Mr. Duelfer said last week that he did not know how long he would need or whether he would meet Dr. Kay's old goal of finishing by this summer.

[C8.] New Patent Official Has Old Goal Next year is supposed to be the culmination of a five-year plan to reduce the average time it takes the Patent and Trademark Office to process a patent application to 18 months from the current 24.

To him, it proved that making art on social media, at the pace of social media, was a new way to achieve an old goal of conceptual art: producing art that does not just reflect society but is a part of it.

Its old goal was described as "a continuously improving collection of questions and answers".

Now, as was always likely once Premiership Rugby announced its ground-breaking television deal with BT Sport, the rust-flecked old goal-posts have moved.

All those old goals are out now".

The bill's author, Senator Fran Pavley, pointed out that the state was on track to meet the old goals set by the previous bill.

This new method of meeting the same old goals has proved a huge success with an audience that no longer expects its world — on or off the screen — to be coherent.

Modern problems like globalization, technological change, widening inequality and wage stagnation compel us to take new collective measures if we're to pursue the old goals of equality and opportunity.