Sentence examples for brief aims from inspiring English sources

Emanating from our November 2016 symposium, this issue brief aims to address some of these questions.

The appellant's brief aims to resurrect Lavabit, the secure e-mail service famously used by the National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden; the service promised its customers e-mail so secure that only the intended recipients could read it, and, in recent months, it has resisted government requests for information.

Towards this goal and informed by our recent research, the brief aims to make visible the youth perspective regarding the use of digital technology in the academic context, with a focus on privacy-relevant youth practices, limitations on access to information, and youth's relation to educators in a high-tech environment.

This brief aims to provide an overview of key considerations for researchers who wish to use sales data to evaluate the effectiveness of healthy retail interventions.

Mr Laws, who quit as Chief Secretary to the Treasury after 17 days over his expenses, will not rejoin the Cabinet, but have a "roving brief" aimed at putting the Lib Dem stamp on social policy and pre-empting clashes with the Tories.

The Republican ex-congressman who now works as the chief lobbyist for the troubled for-profit college industry has ushered in the new year with an email asking for-profit college owners to finance a legal brief aimed at limiting the legal risk of companies in fraud cases.

The evidence brief, aimed at improving the screening and treatment of hypertension within HIV-infected populations, was completed and used as the primary input into a structured deliberative dialogue.

TheSkimm counts 3.5 million subscribers to its daily news briefing aimed at young women, many of whom report reading it on their phones in bed in lieu of picking up a paper -- or watching TV.

These Policy Briefs aim at strengthening the recognition and legal protection of customary tenure systems in the respective countries in line with the key principles of the VGGT.

In brief, the aims of development now include better government or, in the jargon, "getting to Denmark".

This brief review aims to put some of these new observations in the larger context of regeneration after injury.