Sentence examples for aims known from inspiring English sources

Clarity of purpose is crucial for the success of a charity concert, and if the artists aren't providing it, it becomes even more important for the event itself to make its aims known.

Realizing that lecturing and distributing pamphlets to artisans' clubs and citizens' associations were not producing sufficient results, Lassalle began agitating in workingmen's associations in order to make his political aims known to the masses.

The higher figure of 100,000 is needed when the aim – known in this case as an initiative – is to trigger a poll on a change to the constitution.

Interestingly, the anti-apoptotic factor AIM, also known as apoptosis inhibitor 6 or Spα, is a direct target gene for regulation by LXRα [ 62], which serves to protect macrophages from the apoptotic effects of oxidized lipids.

Mary Babrick Brown donated her hair to be used in a bomb aiming device known as the "Norden Bomb Sight".

If the aim is known then a judgment can be made, not least by American Jewish organizations.

American military officials in Afghanistan, acknowledging that an American AC-130 was in the sky, said it was aiming at known antiaircraft emplacements in six sites in the area.

In order to achieve this aim, the known samples which are used as calibraion set are generally divided into two parts: a training set and a verification set.

According to The Guardian, this was an untargeted collection of people's messages, rather than being aimed at known surveillance targets.

The idea for this study arose from conversations amongst a sub-group of investigators about successful interventions aimed at known risk factors for IHD such as smoking, hypertension and hyperlipidemia, and the relative lack of studies concerning PIHD.

This study also aims to know how acceptable is the telephone referral to general practitioners and their patients.