1.   An admirable goal.

2.   And how does it achieve these admirable goals?

3.   Admirable goal.

4.   Admirable goals.

5.   But limiting the rhetorical use of that problematic word, an admirable goal, is not going to make the patterned biological variation on which it is based disappear.

6.   Delaney said that while those are admirable goals they would detract from improving academic performance, the primary focus the court has set for the district.

7.   For Katrina and George Moreno of Avondale, the brownout is an admirable goal, but one with little meaning and, they say, little effect.

8.   Forging common European foreign and defense policies is an admirable goal and one that could ease the burden on the United States to intervene directly in places like Bosnia.

9.   It favors these admirable goals, but it does little to actively promote them.

10.   It is an admirable goal, because if you are running all the time, you can hide a multitude of weaknesses.