Word: goals
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...daily Die Presse wrote: "The chances of the Carter plan's success are small because of conflicting interests and the population's clinging to 'the American way of life.'" Unfortunately, European, Asian and other foreign commentators failed to recognize that if Carter realizes his goal of creating an extremely large synthetic-fuels industry, it will spur a more significant, productive revolution in the U.S. than anything that non-Americans are likely to experience in the 1980s...
Nearly all of the President's other plans are targeted on the year 1990. The goal for then is ambitious: to reduce imports by 4.5 million bbl. a day below present levels by a combination of production and conservation measures. Among the main proposals, ranked by estimated import savings...
Carter's Sunday-night goal was to appeal to the national sense of purpose and express confidence that the traditions of self-discipline and determination could solve even the most intractable problems...
...repeated warnings by the National Labor Relations Board and three contempt citations by federal courts. Labor regards cracking Stevens as the key to organizing the largely nonunion South. The ACTWU aims at isolating Stevens by making it a pariah to other business and financial institutions. Says Rogers: "The ultimate goal of the corporate campaign is, if necessary, to totally alienate and polarize the corporate and Wall Street communities away from J.P. Stevens...
Small wonder that in her tale Mary projected the ordeal of birth onto a man, who must build a "workshop of filthy creation" to realize his goal...