Sentence examples for valuable goals from inspiring English sources

JONATHAN CAREY San Francisco, Aug. 29, 2013 Mr. Maskin's distinction between prediction and explanation as different but equally valuable goals of science is a false one — the two are inextricably linked.

Our view is that consolidating consumer protection and engaging in a serious effort to improve financial literacy are valuable goals.

Adopting a socially responsible behavior means that firms' innovative actions are oriented toward socially valuable goals, thus CSI belongs to both SI and CSR framework.

Boss Paul Sturrock said: "To be fair, he's scored some valuable goals for us, but finding him a position is the problem because everybody is playing so well".

The contrast between these two levels of commitment has led some people to suspect that economic and social rights are really just valuable goals.

Through such a co-management approach, the policy process could serve the valuable goals of building social capital, institutional trust and thus a higher commitment to achieving policy objectives, among its key beneficiaries.

And from this perspective, the campaign has achieved an important and valuable goal.

Mr Messi has indeed been the world's most valuable goal scorer this year.

Prediction is certainly a valuable goal in science, but not the only one.

Key to the organisation was midfielder Milos Dimitrijevic, whose through ball set up his team's valuable goal.

By EPA alone, Mr Messi's most valuable goal during the past two years was a 91st-minute winner on neutral turf.