Sentence examples for permanent goals from inspiring English sources

Instead, organizations have goals set by a temporarily dominant coalition, which itself has no permanent goals and whose membership is subject to change.

In Islamic law, there are five permanent goals agreed upon by all jurists to secure the rights of all people: they are the rights to life, expression, faith, family and property.

Baybars's permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East.

"Not only is the murder of Israelis a constant and permanent goal for the Palestinian Authority, it also has a political purpose," Mr. Sharon said at the weekly cabinet meeting.

Another important thing to note is that ad hoc categories can turn into more permanent goal-related categories when they are used more often (Barsalou 1991).

Instead of understanding scientific progress as a process of change toward some fixed truth, Kuhn compared his suggestion to that of Darwin's: scientific progress is like evolution in that its development should be understood without reference to a fixed, permanent goal (1962, 173).

"I think it kind of put a permanent goal in me to work towards a really solid level of global equality," she said.

The affirmative policy to combat regional inequities in health research was successful and should remain as a permanent goal.

A permanent end to all of the North's threatening weapons programs is Washington's goal.

Remember that these battles are not permanent, the goal is to overcome them and become a better person.

Enshrined popular reason was his goal; permanent popular rage beyond his ken.