Sentence examples for a declared aim. from inspiring English sources

The UK Government has published a White paper on Electricity Market Reform, which precedes legislation with a declared aim of delivering secure, clean and decarbonised electricity supply.

This year it promises a new look: a new artistic director, Graham McKenzie, took over in January, with a declared aim of widening the programming.

Social mobility, a declared aim of both government and opposition, will remain a pipe dream until we tackle the unfair privileges this funding gap symbolises and perpetuates.

Sydney, host in 2000, didn't have much of a plan when its games ended but has made a success of its Olympic quarter, built like London's on deindustrialised land.The final lapFrom the outset, the London Olympics has at least had a declared aim: the regeneration of the city's poor eastern districts.

It is a declared aim of the agricultural policy in Switzerland to secure a powerful and sustainable agriculture while ensuring no unacceptable impact on the environment [2].

A declared aim of both surveys was local capacity building.

To buy HVB, though, Deutsche would have to forget its declared aim of a 25% return on equity.

In the EU's announcement in December 2001 that it was to set up a constitutional convention, its very first declared aim was that "European institutions must be brought closer to their citizens".

Formula E racing starts next year, with the declared aim of giving a boost to the electric vehicle market.

Neuner went into her first Winter Olympics in Vancouver with the declared aim of winning a gold medal.

Israel has carried out more than 1,500 strikes since the offensive began with the killing of a top Hamas commander and with declared aim of deterring Hamas from launching rocket attacks that have long disrupted life in its southern towns.