We made a goal vs We made goal

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• From now, we will start working toward the goals we made for ourselves.
• Lindsay Cassidy made three goals and two assists.
• She also made me a goal list.
• On the day he made his first goal.
• This led to internal tensions, a confusion of goals and made it susceptible to outside influence.
• I made my daily goal list for today.
• The report shall include, in particular, statistics on the progress made towards achieving the goal of accessibility described in paragraph 1.
• This illustrates the efforts made to achieve the goals of the project while respecting the procedures.
• The report shall include, in particular, statistics on the progress made towards achieving the goal of accessibility, as described in paragraph 1.
• Teaching the requisite skills as early as primary school level has to be made a key learning goal.
• Nevertheless, important steps are being made in achieving those goals: -
• A tempting goal, made more so by the fact that your family is divided and thus weaker than you have ever been.
• We would never have made it over the goal line without it.
• I made two goals and one assist and there were scouts! - What did you do?
• This is the only way in which the EU can maintain its credibility with regard to the promises it has made - the goal of accession, with all the criteria being met.
• The Community, and we in the European Parliament, have made it our goal to restrict animal testing for the purposes of assessing substances as much as we possibly can.
• In addition, understanding the complexity of our energy situation and conducting detailed quantitative monitoring of the progress made towards our goals also requires accurate, timely and complete statistics.
• The onus for achieving the overarching goals of the Lisbon Strategy ultimately lies with Member States, which must urgently take up their responsibilities to ensure these ambitious goals are made a reality.
• That's why we've made it our primary goal to spend a large sum of money on an advertising effort to help bring out and complicate the truth about coal.
• Although some reference should be made to these original goals, it is no longer necessary or even desirable to mix-up objectives and policy areas in order to establish the distribution of powers.