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Meanings of goal in English
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Examples for "goals"
Examples for "goals"
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We share information to meet common goals, often far in the future.
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The community health course structure and goals enhanced learning in the project.
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It's a January tradition to set new goals for the year ahead.
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More goals were within reach if current trends continue, the report said.
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The paper sets out the long-term goals for energy use in Ireland.
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I try aim for 22 minutes a day, seven days a week.
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The source said the aim was to stop weapons arriving by sea.
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In fact they often explicitly aim to work within that legal system.
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Britain and the EU also aim to discuss their future trading relationship.
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The three countries aim to sign the new agreement by Nov. 30.
Usage of goal in English
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In the second period Carrick also helped create the Devils' second goal.
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Modi said India had achieved this goal four years ahead of schedule.
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The goal I have is far different-magicused as infrequently as possible.
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However, Suomela restored the Sharks' two-goal advantage just over four minutes later.
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What exactly needs to happen in order to meet that ambitious goal?
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Environment Minister Tetsuo Saito has said achieving such a goal was possible.
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Uyeno says his main goal, however, is to create a mobile application.
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Teams get a penalty point per goal conceded past the 90-minute mark.
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In support of our core goal, new implementation guidance for Afghanistan follows:
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On Dominic Solanke's two-goal performance: I thought he was very good today.
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Its ultimate goal is to create conditions for refugees to return home.
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That throws into question how the government can achieve its ambitious goal.
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Aims: Effective prevention of recurrent pericarditis remains an important yet elusive goal.
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By the fans' reaction behind the goal shall ye know the story.
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The ultimate goal is to establish a single railway area across Europe.
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However, 11 games later, they have let in just one more goal.
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Translations for goal
Spanish
Goal through the time
Goal across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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