Sentence examples for broad aims of from inspiring English sources
In the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009, European regulators outlined the broad aims of a financial overhaul.
Those are some of the broad aims of the 17 sustainable development goals due to be ratified by the UN's 193 members on Friday.
It is hard to argue with the broad aims of Pattern and Decoration, an American art movement from the mid-1970s thethe mid-1980s.
It reviews the broad aims of surface modification of tissue engineering scaffolds.
The broad aims of machine vision have been to segment the world into objects, to classify these objects into categories, and to describe their geometric structure.
"While the broad aims of the merger are desirable ones, there simply isn't enough detail in the hospitals' plans for us to conclude that any of the claimed benefits are likely to materialise," he said.
The broad aim of the white paper – introducing the beginnings of a market while controlling cost – was the right one.
The broad aim of open banking is to make it easier for customers to manage money across different financial services providers.
The broad aim of the talks was to restore the cooperation between the two militaries that existed before NATO's war with Yugoslavia.
Jake Porway, founder and executive director of DataKind opened the event by setting out the organisation's broad aim of using data to serve humanity, before opening the floor to each of the charities taking part.
David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, which represents many smaller firms, says he backs the chancellor's broad aim of tackling the deficit, but believes spending in some key areas could be increased without him losing credibility.
