Sentence examples for aim of the classes from inspiring English sources

Many of them learned to live successfully alongside their voices the aim of the classes.

Many of them had learnt to live successfully alongside their voices – the aim of the classes.

And the only aim of the upper classes is to distinguish themselves from others, by the music they listen to for instance.

At international level, the aim of this class of models is to estimate goods movement between different countries.

The reported non-educational impacts were very personal in nature which perhaps had not been the aim of the science class.

The argument might be made that the changes in the SNB and therefore ANB were surpassed as a result of the elimination of mandibular functional displacement secondary to the intervention however the main aim of our class III correction was to improve the maxillary position nevertheless taking records at the RCP could induce another inherent pseudo-increase in the facial height.

Wilkinson was an early and lifetime supporter of the National Council of Labour Colleges, established in 1921 with NUDAW backing with the aim of educating working-class students in working-class principles.

Set up three years ago in Scarborough by Ben Allen with the aim of making exercise classes fun for older people, they currently have more than 100,000 participants in London.

A rapid and efficient method was developed for the synthesis of a range of bifunctional monocyclic, bicyclic and tricycilc products related to 1,4-DHPs with the aim of finding new classes of biologically active compounds.

Although Young agrees with the aim of theorizing class and gender domination in a single theory, she is critical of dual systems theory on the grounds that "it allows Marxism to retain in basically unchanged form its theory of economic and social relations, on to which it merely grafts a theory of gender relations" (Young 1990b, 24).

The general aim of changing the compound class can be extended by simultaneously retaining the orientation of a set of substituents.