Sentence examples for proclaimed goal from inspiring English sources

Change to Win has fallen far short of its proclaimed goal of organizing 750,000 workers annually.

China's proclaimed goal of boosting household spending requires a stronger currency, which would lift consumers' real purchasing power.

Few Saudis believe such violence will achieve its proclaimed goal of ridding Arabia of "polytheists".In this section Terror in Jeddah Delay the poll?

Despite its boldly proclaimed goal of self-sufficiency, Tanzania has long been the biggest recipient of foreign support in East Africa.

It would be nice if the city administration, in light of its proclaimed goal to keep businesses from leaving New York, would take a look at this industry.

Mr. Medvedev and his men from St . Petersburgwill need to conjure much more such spirit and enterprise if they are to succeed this time in their oft proclaimed goal of modernizing Russia.

As President Kennedy in 1961 had committed the nation to sending a man to the moon by the end of the decade, President Nixon could have proclaimed the goal of mounting an expedition to Mars by the end of the century.

In order to achieve this ambitious goal, the EC White Paper: "Roadmap to a Single European Transport Area – Towards a competitive and resource efficient transport systems" proclaimed the goal of halving the use of 'conventionally-fuelled' cars in urban transport by 2030.

Experts proclaimed her goal unrealistic.

Snedeker knew what people must have been thinking last year when he proclaimed his goal was to be the best golfer in the world.

When the AK government took power in 2002 it proclaimed its goal of EU accession, just as its predecessor had done.