Sentence examples for by its aim from inspiring English sources

Note, that (NB1), (NB3), and (NB4) each operate with a different underlying concept of correctness; if belief is defined by its "aim", it can therefore be defined by only one them.

It is important to remember that a CURE is defined by its aim of reaching the scientific community and having social relevance.

The light gun's shots are controlled by its aim towards the television.

"Conflict sensitive journalism differs from outright peace journalism or advocacy by its aim – to report professionally, including an understanding of conflict and the possibilities of conflict resolution – sothat the public is much better informed and able to include peacebuilding among its options" he explains.

Rather, the TPis distinguished from the earlier treatise chiefly by its aims and rhetorical style.

Sponsored by Walter Raleigh, its aim was to win the English a permanent colony in what was then termed "Virginia", present-day North Carolina.

Developed by EnergyNet, its aim is to foster collaboration and the development of long-term, clean energy solutions.

But by limiting its aim to this lowest common denominator, the administration seems to be engaging in the same cynical, self-interested behavior that created the whole mess in the first place.

Even though McCaul's bill doesn't mention any faiths by name, its aim to prioritize resettling religious minorities from Syria and Iraq would have the effect of excluding Muslims.

Rossi et al. [ 26] stress the importance of explicitly detailing a program's action mechanisms by describing its aim and expected outcomes and the activities required to attain these outcomes.

It caused less than the expected amount of ship damage because it missed its aim point by 2130 feet.