Sentence examples for aim for a future from inspiring English sources

In September, world leaders agreed on new sustainable development goals that aim for a future of peace, prosperity and dignity for all.

Women were more likely to aim for a future vaginal delivery after an instrument vaginal delivery (79% vs 39% before discharge; adjusted odds ratio, 4.5; 95% CI, 2.2, 9.2), but the proportion decreased over time (68% vs 42% at 1 year; adjusted odds ratio, 3.6; 95% CI, 1.6, 8.1).

We need to sustain progress so far and deepen cooperation in support of Southern Sudan's own emerging development strategy--one which must aim for a future that is less dependent on oil, as our recent Country Economic Memorandum stressed.

The East African Community, which aims for a future union, has institutions to promote sustainable fishing that have improved the monitoring of fish stocks.

We're ultimately aiming for a future in which animal welfare is not a priority just for people who care about animals, but for everyone who values compassion.

"Amazon appears to be aiming for a future in which it employs few workers and instead relies on machines and a bench of on-demand freelancers," the authors write.

But even this optimistic note is tinged with a pessimistic note, as "the aim of a future happy life for all" arises only "out of the privation of the present" (Horkheimer 1933b p. 34); it is the existence of current shared suffering that could lead to revolutionary social change.

Alliance holds the balance of power on Belfast city council and has been arguing that the policy is in direct contradiction of the power sharing executive at Stormont and its aim for a shared future in Northern Ireland.

The trial phase aims to provide design information for a future definitive trial and quantitative estimates of the impact of the intervention on patients in terms of its clinical and cost-effectiveness.

They also aim to prepare for a future EQ-dedicated satellite constellation, which is essential to demonstrate whether the ionosphere can be used for short-term EQ predictions.

It is believed that teaching children about rabies provides a solid foundation for reducing risks of contracting rabies and thus aim for a rabies-free future.