Sentence examples for aim continues to be from inspiring English sources
Our core aim continues to be to encourage states to sign, ratify and implement the UN Convention against Torture and its Optional Protocol.
Norman Fiore, General Partner at Dawn Capital said the firm's aim "continues to be the same: to be the first institutional investment partner of choice for entrepreneurs right from the early stages through to exit".
The aim continues to be to guide policymaking at both the local and community levels to this end, with final results expected in 2007.
Our aim was then, and continues to be, to contribute to bridging the health information gap; foster cross-cultural comparative studies to better understand health transitions; document best practices from local action-oriented work; publish good predictive evidence linking climate change to health outcomes; and undertake empirical assessments of how health systems perform in different countries.
The development of several antibodies as well as small molecule inhibitors aimed at this receptor continues to be the subject of numerous preclinical studies and clinical trials.
Government policy continues to be aimed solely at creating artificial competition in the traditional phone business.
It continues to be an aim of detection of individuals who are at ultrahigh risk of psychotic illness to treat them with cognitive techniques in order to prevent the further development of psychotic illness.
Invest in research: The effectiveness of goals and policies aimed at reducing gender-based inequalities continues to be undermined by knowledge gaps.
As before, our motto and aim will continue to be "tools, not text".
The median survival of women with hormone-insensitive advanced breast cancer remains at around 2 years, and the chief aims of management continue to be prolonging survival and easing of symptoms, minimising treatment toxicity, and optimising of quality of life (Perez, 1999).
Outrage with the court system should continue to be aimed at out-of-control class actions.
