goal|goals in English

noun

[gəʊl]

target, aim; destination; purpose; place into which a player must put a ball in order to score points against the opposing team (Sports); point scored (Sports)

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1. Goal competition says that one of the greatest barriers to Achieving your goals is the other goals you have

2. We recommend adding another Lead, Signup or Purchase/Sale goal along with Smart Goals.

3. Comerate notched three goals on seven shots on goal, while picking up three groundballs.

4. Goal templates are designed to help you set actionable goals that meet standard business objectives.

5. Celtic scores, results and fixtures on BBC Sport, including live football scores, goals and goal scorers.

6. Barnsley scores, results and fixtures on BBC Sport, including live football scores, goals and goal scorers.

7. Ramon McHugh continued his goal scoring run with two goals; Kieran Brisling notched a hat-trick with …

8. In addition to the goal types described above, Analytics provides an alternative conversion tracking method called Smart Goals.

9. Kendall was taken to hospital, and Greaves replaced him in goal; he and Lincoln conceded a further seven goals.

10. We rarely ever intend to strike an optimal balance between the two goals: we first religiously stick to one goal, and then completely abandon it to pursue a Conflicting goal.

11. He scored three goals, including the winning goal from Zidane's free kick against defending champions Brazil in the quarter-final.

12. Evaluation Process• Annually, each teacher shall establish personal goals following the process outlined on the Annual Professional Goal sheet (Appendix A)

13. After looking through Kyle’s goal book, made so many years earlier, his mother stated, “He reached every one of those goals.”

14. At Angler Construction, our goal is to provide quality construction and superior customer service while maintaining project goals, budgets and timelines

15. See the number of Goal Completions, Conversion Rate and Abandonment Rate, and any value you may have associated with your Goals.

16. First, we view an aggregate health goal such as universal health coverage as an improvement over the current set of disparate goals.

17. In addition, intermediate goals can help you to measure your progress and maintain your focus as you pursue a long-term goal.

18. Rafli success made his first international goals for Indonesia, where he scoring one goal in the 90+1 minute from a penalty kick.

19. No scoring Goals Penalties Goals Penalties

20. Mika Zibanejad had three goals and three Assists in New York’s seven-goal second period, and the Rangers beat the Philadelphia Flyers 9-0 …

21. Pauli, which ended with result: Draw 1:1.The most goals in all leagues for Arminia Bielefeld scored: Ritsu Doan 4 goals, Fabian Klos 3 goals, Sergio Cordova 2 goals, Andreas Voglsammer 1 goals, Christian Gebauer 1 goals, Manuel Prietl 1 goals, Michel Vlap 1 goals, Cebio Soukou 1 goals, Joan

22. Last game played with Swansea, which ended with result: Win Cardiff 0:1.Leading players Cardiff in all leagues is: Kieffer Moore 16 goals, Sheyi Ojo 5 goals, Sean Morrison 5 goals, Harry Wilson 4 goals, Joe Ralls 4 goals, Will Vaulks 4 goals, Robert Glatzel 3 goals, Josh Murphy 2 goals, Junior Hoilett 2 goals, Leandro Bacuna 2 goals.

23. Last game played with Teplice, which ended with result: Draw 1:1.Leading players Bohemians 1905 in all leagues is: Matej Pulkrab 5 goals, Roman Kvet 4 goals, Petr Hronek 3 goals, Jakub Necas 3 goals, Tomas Necid 3 goals, David Puskac 3 goals, David Bartek 3 goals, Vojtech Novak 3 goals, Lukas Hulka 2 goals, Kamil Vacek 2 …

24. Last game played with Verona, which ended with result: Win Atalanta 0:2.Players Atalanta in all leagues with the highest number of goals: Luis Muriel 23 goals, Duvan Zapata 14 goals, Robin Gosens 10 goals, Josip Ilicic 6 goals, Alejandro Daro Gomez 5 goals, Mario Pasalic 4 goals, Aleksey Miranchuk 4 goals, Ruslan Malinovsky 3 goals

25. Competent means "able to do (something) well." Competent at his job = able to do his job well Competent at a goal/objective = able to do an goal/objective well Normally, goals are met or achieved, not done