Sentence examples for aims of introducing from inspiring English sources

They have given, at best, lukewarm support to his aims of introducing more accountability into the system.

In Bulgaria, one of the aims of introducing the health insurance system was to increase the level of funding available for health care.

The main aims of introducing the UKCAT were to provide schools with a tool that would offer a more objective and fairer method of discriminating between academically high achieving applicants, and support widening participation initiatives.

How any such modification could be made without having the aim of introducing "modification in the genome of any descendants" the Council of Europe does not explain.

While the aim of introducing Jesus was to pin the visitors back, instead City were forced to defend an early second-half corner.

He said both counties would raise the issue at the G20 meeting in Mexico this weekend with the aim of introducing new OECD rules to outlaw the practice.

"I think the aim of introducing mandatory reporting is laudable and well-intentioned but criminal prosecution is not always the remedy.

The FIA also announced, after a meeting in Paris of its Formula One commission and the sport's strategy group, that the principle of a global cost cap had been unanimously approved, with the aim of introducing it from January 2015.

A well-known off-piste ski guide, and a hugely experienced ski mountaineer, he set up Swissfreeride a couple of years back with some fellow guides, with the aim of introducing as many people as possible to the joys of off-piste skiing.

The aim of introducing the demerit points system was to reduce the traffic law violations.

Such negative emotions could be counterproductive to the aim of introducing FWPs.