objectives

Some see it as a diversion from the main political objectives of calling for direct elections.

In the fact of it, none of the five assault forces reached their objectives on the first day.

But the fact that they have had to divert funds and resources for Ebola means their original objectives have been sidetracked.

The question is whose air cover they will operate under and whose objectives they will be pursuing on the ground.

Presidents fail at foreign policy objectives more frequently than they succeed.

They vary greatly in size, being sometimes so small as to seem mere points of light with medium-power objectives.

It can be seen with medium power objectives in either fresh or stained blood.

When cool, replace the acid with water, and examine for hemin crystals with two-thirds and one-sixth objectives.

At sun-down the day's objectives had been completely attained, and the advance at certain points exceeded two miles in depth.

In spite of the violent storm which was then raging, all the objectives were attained and the line of crests conquered.