Sentence examples for primary goal will from inspiring English sources

President Bush's primary goal will be to clarify Japan's commitment to sending troops and money to Iraq.

And when John Fox, the Giants' defensive coordinator, puts together his game plan this week, his primary goal will be to shut down McNabb.

Oliva comes from TradeDoubler and his primary goal will be to support major italian advertisers including Barilla, Ferrero, Nokia Italy, 3 Italy and Vodafone Italy.

A primary goal will be to establish a Web site, as well as a handbook with information, resources, and contacts, especially for incoming postdocs at Brown.

The center's primary goal will be to take promising basic research from DKFZ and put it into clinical trials conducted at the center.

Its primary goal will be to meet technical and time requirements and establish in-hospital triage algorithms based on clinical variables, in order to detect these patients at an early stage and offer them priority care in our overcrowded EDs.

In his new role, his primary goals will be to take full advantage of the breadth of our products and our geographic scope, while ensuring we have the best possible risk management in place.

"It stands to reason that one of [Disney's] primary goals will be to reinvigorate and ultimately try to redeem the prequels in the eyes of the fanbase," Lumpawarroo concludes.

Medicine has always been the primary goal and will continue to be so.

Instead, prospective donors are promised that their investments in HSS and especially single disease initiatives will not only accomplish the primary goal, but also will produce any number of positive collateral spin-offs, including the strengthening and improved quality of RI.

Our actions and results in Iraq since the invasion demonstrate a clear pursuit of the primary goal without the will and the intent to achieve the secondary one.