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Meanings of goals in English
Usage of goals in English
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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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However, their goals needed to produce the initial game are quite modest.
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Asked what his goals are for the future, he said simply, Train.
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However, you invest to increase net worth and work toward long-term goals.
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Nuclear power counts toward renewable energy goals in only one state, Ohio.
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We signed a document with a good result by scoring four goals.
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However, Ms Kaye said the new goals would not narrow the curriculum.
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The government formally adopted the sustainable development goals in Paris last year.
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In any case, set specific and measurable goals, both short- and long-term.
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A year earlier only 50 percent met or topped their return goals.
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This score, of course, means away goals are no longer a factor.
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New York then added two backbreaking goals late in the second period.
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Goals through the time
Goals across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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