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Other countries set a goal of two or three percent.
The state, they said, must also set a goal for schools and students to meet.
And he set a goal of having 2,000 union members run for office in the year 2000.
Set a goal each day to do something special for yourself or someone else.
Set a goal for increasing it each day or week.
I set a goal to replace oil from around the world.
"We set a goal for ourselves to try and win 50 percent of them."
Then you can set a goal to cut out 500 to 1,000 calories a day.
President Clinton had set a goal, to have all children reading by the third grade.
Set a goal for your child of getting up at night to use the toilet.
Phoenix has set a goal of trying to keep development within about a 500-square-mile area.
Give me an example of a time when you set a goal and were able to meet or achieve it.
State environmental officials have set a goal of just 1 part per million for river mud.
A student may set a goal of a high mark in an exam.
A senior official said the president would set a goal of 2013 to create the free trade area.
"We set a goal of adding one team by the 1992-93 season, and we've already done that."
Congress had set a goal of 1996 for initial deployment.
"You set a goal and know exactly what you're achieving."
We've set a goal of trying to get 85 percent registered voters.
Such is the magic, I thought, of setting a goal.
Set a goal to take part in an organized fitness walk.
I refused to set a goal for the Packers in 1992.
But authority officials set a goal of restoring service to the line by today.
If you're ready to reduce stress in your life, setting a goal may help.
Here's how to be successful at exercise: Start slow and set a goal when you begin.