Sentence examples for sacred goal from inspiring English sources

Everything Republican leaders are actually saying suggests that they intend to go full-on blackmail, holding America's full faith and credit hostage to the sacred goal of crippling Obamacare before it gets going.

"People who are capable of carrying arms and fighting the terrorists in defence of their country … should volunteer to join the security forces to achieve this sacred goal," the statement said.

A sermon delivered in Kerbala by one of Sistani's assistants said: "People who are capable of carrying arms and fighting the terrorists in defence of their country … should volunteer to join the security forces to achieve this sacred goal".

Even conservative Phillipe Seguin, regarded as an iconoclast by French standards because he has questioned the sacred goal of European monetary union, thinks that one way to add jobs is to ban self-service pumps at gas stations.

Leon, the UN envoy, said last week that reaching an agreement before Thursday was not "a sacred goal".

"Concurrently with armed jihad, political endeavors, and peaceful pathways for achieving these sacred goals is a legitimate Islamic principle and an integral part of prophetic politics," he said.

By contrast, Mad Men unveils how the sacred goals of a democracy can become cheapened by the relentless profane efficiency of a capitalist economy.

For many people around the world, a United States passport is a near-sacred goal, and given half a chance to get one, they would hungrily seize it.

The people of Palestine play the role of the vanguard in the realization of this sacred (qawmi) goal.

Perhaps Mr. Arafat's willingness to negotiate suggests that he is putting the right of return -- which the Palestinians consider a sacred nationalist goal -- on the table.

In Ashcroft's life, there has always been a sense of divided ambition — that he has both sacred and secular goals.