Sentence examples for said an objective from inspiring English sources

In surveying the team's needs, King said an objective in the off-season would be improving the athleticism of the defense, specifically to guard small forwards like Miami's LeBron James and Indiana's Paul George.

That said, an objective assessment of the field must acknowledge its limitations, especially if improvements are wanted.

Thus, in Preston v. Ferrer, holding preempted a state-law rule requiring exhaustion of administrative remedies before arbitration, we said: "A prime objective of an agreement to arbitrate is to achieve 'streamlined proceedings and expeditious results,'" which objective would be "frustrated" by requiring a dispute to be heard by an agency first.

In a statement, the Israeli military said a key objective was "taking control" of the rocket launching sites Hamas has used to fire at southern Israel.

Ms. Xu said a major objective of the clinic was to provide reliable information about contraception and sex education to young women.

Declaring that "the need for aggressive recruitment is urgent," the report said a primary objective should be to "eliminate or reduce age minimums".

In a letter to the trust, Mr Lansley said: "A central objective for all providers is to ensure they deliver high-quality services to patients that are clinically and financially sustainable for the long term.

Budge said a key objective was to create a "coaching education programme" to unearth more of the "excellent young players who have done us proud in the last season".

Those "30 Rock" ratings, Mr. Harmon said, "became an objective measure of what those waters are like".

Sharp skills are needed to assess a patient's motives, he said, because an objective measurement, like from a blood test or an X-ray, is not available to gauge pain, and the opioids can be highly addictive.

Jones says an important objective of this project is to test the hypothesis that "stacking" multiple resistance genes can safeguard against this danger.