Sentence examples for because the explicit aim from inspiring English sources

Because the explicit aim of QE was to push investors' money into the stock market, boosting demand for shares, government policy helped Berkeley Group some more.

16– 20 This definition differs from that used in other studies because it has been chosen with the explicit aim of excluding subjective judgment on cause and effect, and right and wrong.

Many educators long held the explicit aim (at least in part because of a misinterpretation of John Dewey) of presenting the content of a discipline as "fun"; the concern for aesthetic education, an area of great interest to Dewey himself, eschewed this trivial view.

Such studies are particularly valuable because they are commissioned specifically to explore the context surrounding an effectiveness study, with the explicit aim of documenting the process and explaining contextual factors that influence implementation and/or outcomes.

"The Labour party was founded with the explicit aim of pursuing the parliamentary path to socialism.

Many universities have writing centres with the explicit aim of helping students edit their own papers.

To hold war councils and to design strategies with the explicit aim of crushing an opponent--this is very American.

"It was the explicit aim of the cartel to reduce the life span of the lamps in order to increase sales," he said.

Mr. Rumsfeld also said that the explicit aim of the strikes was to kill leaders of the Taliban government and Al Qaeda.

The NHS in England even designed its national IT procurements with the explicit aim of attracting large companies rather than the derided "cottage industry" of homegrown specialist suppliers.

Last week, a new website emerged whose aim was to identify US college students active in the BDS movement with the explicit aim of identifying then to future possible employers.