Sentence examples for the overriding objectives from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, stability and employment are the overriding objectives of Beijing.

Mr. Obama must tell the American people that these, indeed, are the overriding objectives.

The overriding objectives of the U.S. pandemic plan are "(1) limiting the burden of disease (i.e., morbidity and mortality); (2) minimizing social disruption caused by the pandemic; and (3) reducing economic losses attributable to the pandemic" [ 32].

This will only be achieved if the overriding objectives around economic growth are recognised through policies to control inflation and to decarbonise the energy systems.

"The overriding objectives of the review are to ensure that any possible failings by the FA and clubs at the relevant time are brought to light and to ensure that lessons are learned so any identified failings are not repeated," the FA said in a statement.

Distinguished Delegates, the panorama of achievements and progress set forth in the Executive Director's Report makes it clear that amid all our preparations for the 21st Century, UNICEF's overriding objectives for children remain the same.

Its overriding objectives are the election as president of Vice-President Al Gore, who supports the China bill, and winning a Democratic majority in the House of Representatives.

One of our overriding objectives is to ensure that individual and cultural goals are in sync.

(In no specific order, but with particular relevance to long-term TA) When you begin work as a technical advisor, your 2 immediate, overriding objectives are to establish trust and to demonstrate that you can add value.

Their new slogan is "fiscal responsibility with a social conscience": not the catchiest, perhaps, but one that conveys a sense that their priorities in government will be addressing debt, which Mr Cameron says will be his "overriding objective", without grinding the poor.

One of China's overriding strategic objectives is to foster the development of a multi-polar world in which American hegemony is checked and China gradually gains the space to reclaim its leadership role in the Asia Pacific.