Sentence examples for wider goal from inspiring English sources

As well as garnering publicity, the theft also arguably achieved the wider goal of its perpetrators.

Above all, it would help to remember that the stockmarket serves a wider goal.

The new ordinariate, Nichols said, was intended by the pope "to contribute to the wider goal of visible unity between our two churches".

It accused Hunt and Cameron of being engineering a "showdown to keep alive their wider goal of increasing NHS services across seven days a week on an already stretched budget".

Tipping Tehran with too many incentives when a nuclear deal is made, through increased international investment and trade, could blind the US to the wider goal of keeping Iranian foreign policy in check.

Since the 1980s, however, welfare policy has been subordinated to a wider goal of disciplining labour to make it more "competitive", maintaining labour market "flexibility", and driving up productivity.

Inspire potential volunteers with your recruitment messages – explain how each role contributes to the organisation's wider goals.

Pakistanis, who fear they will be left holding the mess, accuse it of neglecting wider goals of promoting regional stability.

No wider context needs to be considered because these wider goals will take care of themselves if every individual pursues a personal objective without regard to anyone else.

The wider goals of that Vision are already being met by Cs5 as whole, according to the mayor's press release.

Providing this help could be the longest-lasting accomplishment the antiterror coalition could make not only for Afghanistan, but in the service of its own wider goals.