Sentence examples for an explicit aim from inspiring English sources

Opening up access to affordable housing opportunities in suburban communities was an explicit aim," says Berube.

This is an explicit aim of a branch of psychology known as conservation psychology, and it has obvious practical value.

The alignment of private investment with African-owned agriculture plans is an explicit aim of the initiative and is delineated in each country's co-operation framework.

Notably, an explicit aim was to make this array widely available to facilitate data sharing across and within diseases.

Reducing inequality is enshrined in the global goals, which UN member states, including Britain, signed up to in 2015, but is not currently an explicit aim of DfID aid funding.

We stress that optimising the microbial community structure and property should be an explicit aim for the design and operation of a treatment plant.

Future interventions could have a more explicit aim to tackle multiple health issues of relevance to the workplace.

A policy whose explicit aim is to make women slower.

This can take days, weeks or months.Today's datacentres are a catastrophic mess, says Alfred Chuang, the boss of BEA Systems, a middleware company that he co-founded a decade ago (he is the A in BEA), with the explicit aim of simplifying datacentres.

Although some earlier studies had an explicit descriptive aim, other earlier studies had an analytical aim.

We report on a study with the explicit aim to determine the design criteria and required features of a monitor serving as a multi-actor learning tool for sustainable development.