Students should develop a sense of belonging to a caring, helpful humanity, and develop their own short and long term goals in achieving peace and joy through helping others in a responsible manner.
Using realistic logic rather than wishful emotion requires that we know ourselves, know our values and where they came from, and know clearly what our basic goals are in life.
During this same period, Shoghi Effendi was mobilizing the painfully small band of pioneers available to him, and dispatching them to the teaching goals of the Plan he had created.
No one can advance without {xxvi} surrender, no one can have gains without losses, no one can reach great goals without giving up many things in themselves desirable.
And then they ran in goals at a perfectly terrific rate.
These goals may be any distance apart, just as the players decide.
At the end of the play, the side having thus made the mostgoals is the winner.
Events that validate the longstanding goals of American policy, a policy based upon a single shining principle: the cause of freedom.
And after 40 days in the desert skies and 4 days on the ground, the men and women of America's armed forces and our allies accomplished the goals that I declared, and that you endorsed: we liberated Kuwait.
Battalions met in the final of the Brigade Football Tournament, which was won in easy style, 5 goals to nil, by the Chamber of Commerce boys.
Cher poete," said Lebeau, breaking silence, "it gives me no mean pleasure to think I am opening a career to one whose talents fit him for those goals on which they who reach write names that posterity shall read.
Golden visions of winning goals for her hostel swam before her dazzled eyes.
We scored three goals during the first half, and though our forwards pressed hard, our fourth and last goal was not gained till just before the end.
When the whistle blew for time the score stood six goals to three, Brackenfield leading, and Marjorie joined with enthusiasm in the cheers.
The goals among the northern Indians were single posts at the ends of the field.
LaHontan estimates the distance between the goals at "five or six hundred paces.
It will be observed that the widest difference prevails in the estimate of the distance apart at which the goals are set.
Charlevoix places the goals in a game with eighty players at "half a league apart" meaning probably half a mile.
His theory is that the more successful the Party is in attaining the goals it set half a century ago, the less necessary it becomes.
In the name of developing our country, the Party all but eliminated freedom in the Soviet Complex, but now the goals have been reached and the people will no longer put up with us, sir.
As you continue to work with perseverance, intelligence and enthusiasm, you will definitely achieve the goals that you have set for yourself.
In discussing psychological aids, it is agreed that we are primarily interested in seeing the subject feel better or achieve whatever goals he seeks through the intelligent application of self-hypnosis.
You have, through self-analysis, come up with reasonable goals of therapy and self-improvement.
The suggestions will tend to work unconsciously during this period and hasten your attainment of the constructive goals as well as the self-hypnotic goal itself.
I keep repeating this procedure until such time that the individual has attained the goals that he seeks.
I receive mail constantly from readers of several of my other books on hypnosis telling me how they were able to achieve certain goals that they never dreamed possible.
Within this technique lies one of the keys for achieving the goals that you want.
He who hopes to reach the highest level of activity in work will not aim, therefore, to gain specific ends or to touch external goals of any kind; he will aim at complete self-development.
The man who attains his ultimate aim has come to the end of the race; there are no more goals to beckon him on; there is no more inspiration or delight in life.
The goals used to be "either the mansion-house of one of the leading gentlemen of the party, a parish church, or some other well-known place.
The game is that of a ball being flung and thrown from one to the other, with goals which may be two miles apart.
This brings us back to the goal with which we began this discussion of the collective goals of civilizations: The primary task of any civilization is to survive.
Every group has its fields of endeavor, its goals and its scale of priorities.
His nature has remained practically the same from the days of primitive man, while the goals of education have changed.
Association was more successful:-- Against Paignton School, Britannia won, 5 goalsto 1.
These heroes, however, received a lesson as to the folly of holding a foe too cheaply; for the Unders won by 7 goals to 0!
Needham's approach and goals are more dynamic than those of Browne, and he attempts to analyze various embryonic fluids by coagulation and distillation procedures.
In actions of evolving human souls Striving to reach highgoals And falling backward into dust and mire, Some element we find that seems to lift them Above our condemnation--even higher Into the realm of pity and compassion.
The geniuses cast about inventing new masters, masters who will reward and punish and establish paths to traverse and goals to achieve.
Give us paths to traverse, goals to struggle toward and make these paths and goals outside ourselves.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "goals" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
