- also
refer to:
Goal (sports), a
method of
scoring in many sports, or the
physical structure or area
where scoring occurs Goals, the
goal frame in ****ociation...
-
members in 2015,
created 17
world Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The aim of
these global goals is "peace and
prosperity for
people and the planet" –...
- the
following ways:
goals direct attention and
effort toward goal-relevant activities,
difficult goals lead to
greater effort,
goals increase persistence...
- home ground.
Under the away
goals rule, if the
total goals scored by each team are equal, the team that has
scored more
goals "away from home" wins the...
-
scorer with an
estimated 805
goals,
although CNN, the BBC,
France 24, and O Jogo all
acknowledge that Bican's
tally includes goals scored for
reserve teams...
- more
goals in the competition.
These players have been
collectively referred to as the 100 Club. Alan
Shearer holds the
record for the most
goals scored...
- the
United Nations, the
Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were
eight international development goals for the year 2015
created following the Millennium...
-
Wayne Rooney and
Bobby Charlton, and his
goals-to-games
ratio remains one of the best for the country. His six
goals in the 1986
World Cup made him the tournament's...
- of AI
research are
centered around particular goals and the use of
particular tools. The
traditional goals of AI
research include learning, reasoning, knowledge...
- matches) of
about 0.31
goals per home match. Over a
season this
yields about 3 more
goals for, an
improved goal difference of
about 6
goals. Jake Ensum, Richard...
