Sentence examples for aim of maintaining a from inspiring English sources

The UKBA makes clear that that will depend on how many trained people turn up on Wednesday: "Staffing on the day will be structured to allow maximum flexibility to meet the aim of maintaining a full range of checks," it says.

With the aim of maintaining a good quality of fresh water resources, this wastewater must be treated so that the water can be reverted back to the ecosystems.

With the aim of maintaining a good quality of fresh water resources, this wastewater must be treated so that the water can be reverted to the ecosystems.

"This is because we want to continue improving the network and fulfilling our core aim of maintaining a safe and reliable supply of electricity to homes and businesses in our area".

Mr Davies added that the first minister's announcement that he was reviewing the decision with the aim of maintaining a service in north Wales in the long term "is a typical Carwyn Jones fudge".

In patients with euvolemic anemia and without acute coronary syndrome, available high-grade evidence suggests a restrictive strategy with the aim of maintaining a hemoglobin threshold between 7 and 9 g/dl to limit the need for transfusion without an increase in mortality or cardiac events compared with a liberal strategy [149, 150].

Various reliable body heat-regulating systems have been designed and developed with the aim of maintaining an adequate body temperature in the course of major surgery.

It differs from the earlier document in two fundamental ways: the principle of sovereignty and the stated aim of maintaining Japan as a peaceful and democratic country in perpetuity.

Physicians may feel tempted to initiate a therapeutic trial of the drug, with the aim of maintaining therapy if an improvement is observed or stopping treatment in the absence of improvement.

The proposed overall methodology is illustrated in Figure 4 and consists of four steps in a "living process" with the aim of maintaining the ship in its present shape, i.e. minimising (time-dependent) deformation.

Health promotion is an important issue, with the aim of maintaining the level of health and work ability and strengthening the potential resources for health.