Sentence examples for as its objectives from inspiring English sources

The goal of this collaboration is to reduce the burden of TB and HIV in populations affected by both infections, and has as its objectives: i) establishing mechanisms for collaboration between national TB and HIV programmes, ii) decreasing the burden of TB in PLWHA, and iii) decreasing the burden of HIV in people with TB [ 2].

Module 3, "Use of Interpreters and Cultural Brokering," had as its objectives (1) understanding the importance of working with trained interpreters and how to use interpreters effectively, (2) negotiating a treatment plan with the patient and family and (3) filling the role of a cultural broker by connecting the patient to community and health plan resources.

"Having said that, his policy decision that he made in December of 2009 had, as its objectives: disrupt, dismantle and defeat al Qaeda and stabilize Afghanistan so it would not become a haven for terrorists as it had been in the past," Carney continued.

DR, a senior director of research and development at Stryker Biotech, was involved in the conceptual development of the project as well as its objectives, specific aims and experimental design.

Such a MILP would employ as its objective the minimization of the number of deleted reactions that abolish biomass production.

Since codes were established a priori, content analysis was a fitting choice as it is deductive in its approach, and has as its objective to test hypotheses, not develop them [ 30, 31].

If you are going to pay a lot of money for a stock fund, it should not be run with guaranteed mediocrity as its objective.

"This proposal has as its objective to strengthen the unions by increasing their negotiating power," Minister of Labor Francisco Dornelles said recently.

The Civil Rights Act had as its objective the unambiguous rejection of the binaries that had defined the nation up to that point.

It must not intervene in the "natural" mechanisms of the free market, or take as its objective the amelioration of free-market capitalism's propensity to create inequality.

I would suggest there exists a third option, that of a controlled but temporary state guardianship having as its objective the eventual abandonment of Camden as a municipal entity.