In a recent article, Brian McLaughlin (2012) agrees that reason explanations are teleological, explaining an action in terms of a purpose, goal or aim for which it was performed.
The orientation of the framework: the kind of innovation (as described by the authors), the healthcare setting in which the innovation was to be implemented, the planned end-user(s), and a summary of the overall aim for which the framework was developed.
The current administration has made clear it sees the ceiling merely as a maximum, not an objective for which to aim.
For a professional, the good is that which fulfills the aim for which the profession exists.
Like Flaxman, he was far more successful when carving images of delicate expression, which even champions of Romantic passion applauded as an aim for sculpture, an art for which they advocated expressive subtlety that triggered imagination.
As a result, the index is in conflict with the aims for which it was created.
One cannot both be happy to be motivated by an aim and also regard having that aim as an affliction for which one should get compensation.
Bilingualism -the true mastery of two languages at the same level- is a goal to aim for and which, believe it or not, some people achieve.
Naturally this will vary substantially depending on the keyword and the site, but I am trying to generate a reasonable target for which to aim.
Perfection is an ideal for which to aim; a goal to keep in mind.
It also gives great insight into the sensibility of the architect the Los Angeles County Museum of Art has hired to design a large new building along Wilshire Boulevard, a project for which LACMA aims to raise $650 million and complete in roughly 10 years' time.
