Sentence examples similar to aimed at achieving progress from inspiring English sources

An Israeli official involved in the process said the idea was for "serious, intensive and intimate negotiations" aimed at achieving the most progress possible with the least amount of public engagement.

"U-report is a game-changing application," he said, "not only for Uganda, or for UNICEF, but for improving all development agencies' and NGOs' ability to assess progress in processes aimed at achieving various development indicators.

On Tuesday, the Senate failed to advance a bill aimed at achieving that.

Planning involves defining goals and mapping out ways to reach them; organizing entails arranging and coordinating human, material and information resources aimed at achieving desired goals; leading involves motivating others to achieve organizational goals and controlling involves measuring performance and monitoring progress relative to objectives [ 5].

Several projects and other FAO activities address EAF through concerted efforts aimed at simultaneously achieving progress in several if not most of the relevant aspects of EAF in selected locations or ecosystems.

One proposal, issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission last month, is aimed at achieving just that.

Altogether, in fact, Epstein stressed that his models were mostly aimed at achieving explanatory power.

Mr Abe's government enacted a law aimed at achieving gender equality in the workplace in 2015.

The one year handover period is aimed at achieving a "smooth and successful transition".

Compete: approach based on efficient incorporation of compliance, aimed at achieving parity with direct competitors.

All the proposals, temporary and permanent, in the paper are aimed at achieving this goal.