Sentence examples for core objective of from inspiring English sources
Karmenu Vella, the environment commissioner, said: "We have taken another important step towards sustainable fisheries, a core objective of the EU common fisheries policy.
Their plight, and concrete improvements, such as securing the release of Juraev and all others imprisoned on politically motivated charges, should be a core objective of international engagement with Tashkent.
But they contradict the regulation's core objective of progressively scaling down emissions and improving air quality, according to an opinion by the European Parliament's legal services, which the Guardian has seen.
Former England rugby captain and 2003 World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio set up the foundation in 2009, with a core objective of supporting disengaged young people and helping them become more employable through the power of rugby.
Western Maryland's initiatives to take charge of people's health, rather than simply provide services for a fee, fit a core objective of federal health care reform: changing hospitals and related facilities into something resembling an Accountable Care Organization.
Development co-operation is singled out as an independent policy area seemingly protected from interference from other EU departments; poverty eradication is now officially the core objective of EU development policy, and its implementation will be a priority when dealing with developing nations – apparently trumping issues such as trade.
Awareness of and proper inclusion in the financial system should be core objectives of the onshore nation.
"But the new bill doesn't address the core objectives of pension".
It repeats many of the core objectives of recent American national security strategy: defeat Al Qaeda, deter traditional aggressors, counter the threat from unconventional weapons.
The second part involves looking at the deep structure and core objectives of sectors of provision in order to live within available resources and fit those resources more clearly to what really matters.
The Governor was presenting the results of Bank of England research into the economic effect of the UK's EU membership and its impact on the Bank's ability to achieve its core objectives of maintaining domestic monetary and financial stability.
