Sentence examples for basic objective was to from inspiring English sources
The basic objective was to draw conclusions on whether drinking water from hand-dug wells in Kakamega metropolis was within the acceptable limits prescribed by the World Health Organization (WHO) and other international standards such as the European Commission (EC).
His basic objective was to destroy the isolated Austrian armies in Southern Germany before their Russian allies could arrive.
The basic objective is to avoid two different versions of the bill being sent to a House-Senate conference committee, where reform would be gutted.
"The 3-G's basic objective is to build a bridge between the G-20 and the U.N. and to encourage the G-20 not to take actions that would undermine the U.N.," said Vanu Gopala Menon, an ambassador who is Singapore's permanent representative to the United Nations, who coordinates the global governance group.
The basic objective is to increase the height of the tunnel barrier between neighboring ferromagnetic grains.
Commonly referred to as sensor selection, the basic objective is to select a subset of sensors from available sensors that minimises the estimation error.
The basic objective is to provide an engineering infrastructure and procedure that 'gives the right signals' to the power supplier and the customer to balance power quality and cost.
Yet even journalists who were generally in favour of the World Social Forum had to admit that its basic objective was not to produce a unified document suggesting concrete ideas for fear of spoiling the diversity of opinions, and that the resulting proposals contain many contradictions.
The main objective was to gain basic information for the future potential application of these co-products in fields such as agriculture, construction, civil engineering, etc. Microscopic studies were performed by applying scanning electron microscopy with X-ray microanalysis (SEM XRMA) while the mineralogical compositions were analysed by means of the X-ray diffraction (XRD) technique.
