Sentence examples for win objective from inspiring English sources

There is a campaign to win "Objective 1" status for aid from the European Union (currently, the county is in a less favoured class).

There's no way to win – the objective is to participate and see what happens, and any attempt to summarise the mayhem is as doomed to fail.

Hamilton had written to Robert Morris as early as 1781 that fixing the public credit will win their objective of independence.

This can feel difficult at times, but you will never win your objective with this method.

The close interaction between livestock and carnivores complicates the win-win objective: 130,000 sheep and 80,000 reindeer disappear every season, and owners receive economic compensation based on losses to large carnivores for 35,000 sheep and 65,000 reindeers (Directorate for Nature Management 2011).

Although desirable, this "win-win" policy objective can be contradictory at the local level.

He added it was not Chelsea's "objective" to win the league, adding: "Our objective is to build the team.

Any England stars-in-waiting worth their salt will already know that if a game is close and we win, the first objective is to shake an Australian's hand sincerely in an unobstructed view of a camera.

Two minutes after pressing the start button, you'll be behind the wheel of a car, careering through a sprawling city with a single objective: win as many races as possible.

"How the hell can you win if your objective is to do what we did four years ago?" Perversely, Wall Street encouraged many new companies to lose money as quickly as possible, said Jim Chanos, a veteran short-seller, or investor who places bets that stocks will fall.

David Coulthard is in excellent position to achieve his two objectives: win his second straight Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo and catch Michael Schumacher in the Formula One standings.