Sentence examples for aim of actions from inspiring English sources

We will argue that in the case of severe weather, in addition to mitigation measures and the removal of damages (for example, broken trees, water damage), the main aim of actions taken by civil protection and emergency services is to maintain their ability to respond.

For that would amount to a viciously circular and vacuous specification of the constitutive aim of action.

An action is what is produced by the operation of this desire, and so this desire amounts to the constitutive aim of action (in something like the way, Velleman thinks, that truth is the constitutive aim of belief).

The primary aim of ACTION-J is to examine the effectiveness of an extensive intervention for suicide attempters in prevention of recurrent suicidal behavior, as compared with standard intervention.

A different strategy might focus on differences in the nature or aims of action and belief.

The aim of the actions in this group of awards is to promote and recognize excellence in European research.

Aristotle opens the first book of the Nicomachean Ethics by positing some one supreme good as the aim of human actions, investigations, and crafts (1094a).

"The aim of these actions is to protect the citizens of Ukraine, to stop terror, to stop criminality, to stop attempts to tear Ukraine to pieces," Turchynov told a parliamentary session in Kiev.

The aim of the actions that people take is to restore their own (or their patient's) physical or emotional equilibrium.

Selena Bajraktarević, manager of the health and early child development projects in UNICEF, said that the aim of this action as well other similar actions, is to raise the rate of exclusive breastfeeding closer to a European standard of between 30 - 40%. - We opened this year's World Breastfeeding Week with this stand and will continue to focus on the media advocacy in the short-term.

Welfare results from my action, but cannot be the only aim of my action.