Sentence examples for three key goals from inspiring English sources

Its troops are motivated by some mixture of three key goals: revenge, renown and reaction from the enemy.

Back in April last year, Li reiterated that the unemployment figure, urban and rural income levels and structural reform were the three key goals of the government.

There were three key goals for this work.

In Game 1, the Blackhawks' third line scored two key goals, including Andrew Shaw's game-winner in triple overtime.

He scored five goals in five Champions League games last season and delivered two key goals - one at home, the other on the road - in qualifiers against Portugal.

Jeff Carter, mostly invisible for the last few games, grabbed those two key goals – one to double the lead early on, and the other to crush the Devils' spirits.

Last year he played for Pittsburgh, leading the Penguins with 12 playoff goals, including two key goals in the finals, and coming within inches of scoring a late goal that would have tied Game 6.

It was the Bruins' first game since Mike O'Connell succeeded Harry Sinden as general manager last Wednesday The 23-year-old Kallio, who played the last six seasons in Finland, scores two key goals.

February's Warwick Commission report, a barometer for the UK's cultural and creative health, picked out the project as one of six key goals, a digital cultural library of artistic and cultural assets.

"This change to Labor platform would set two key goals, a 50% reduction in carbon emissions on a 2000 baseline year by 2030, and 50% renewables by the same year," Corbell told a clean energy summit in Sydney on Wednesday.

Two key goals in this respect are equality and high quality in all kindergartens.