Sentence examples for sets the goal from inspiring English sources

Here, politics merely sets the goal.

The report sets the goal of nearly doubling the percentage of science graduates.

This month, the House passed a $50 billion bill that would pay for combat operations but sets the goal for combat to end by Dec. 15, 2008.

In one example, Cambridge University's access agreement sets the goal of increasing the proportion of state-educated students to 61%-63% within five years.

His smugness is not entirely sufferable, and it is galling that he should be so disturbed by the resurrection of his rival's old dojo that he sets the goal of destroying it.

The report sets the goal of getting the public to accept new food science but without spelling out role of GM, which the chief scientist, Sir John Beddington, is instead expected to address in a speech tomorrow at the Oxford Farming Conference.

"He sets the goals, and we achieve them," says the 45-year-old Viboon.

First, we set the goal of withdrawing our troops.

Generally, politicians set the goal (usually an inflation target).

"Setting the goal at 25 percent is realistic and achievable".

"Then I showed a bit of character, getting on the ball and setting the goal up.