Sentence examples for defined aims from inspiring English sources

To believe that it will do the trick is to fail to understand use of boycott as a tactic to achieve defined aims.

Unlike many of his predecessors and successors he occupied his post for a sustained period (1897 1902) and had clearly defined aims.

In particular, cAES are likely to gain support from farmers where they are seen to offer greater flexibility; scope for farmer involvement in scheme design; locally targeted and clearly defined aims, and; demonstrable benefits that can be monitored as a record of success.

Sufficient information relay, clear responsibilities, motivation and defined aims, and a personal relationship between professionals are mentioned as facilitators.

(Group B, social worker/paragraph 27) Motivation and defined aims are necessary when HCP collaborate with one another.

After a median observation time of 24 months the PLATIN 3 trial has shown in 97.5% of all patients sufficient safety and thus met its prospectively defined aims.

Thus, a research project was defined, aiming to assess the impact of retrofit on the indoor environmental quality of school buildings.

"Finding investment opportunities was not a defined aim of the trip but just because I am who I am it is something that happens when I travel," Mr. Rogers writes of his journey in the company of Paige Parker, who would marry him along the way.

Live Earth bombed because it lacked the imprimatur of a figurehead or a clearly defined aim, while the clash between the message (raising climate change awareness) and the method (pop stars jetting in to stage energy-guzzling megagigs) – was horribly discordant.

After acquiring the necessary quali-quantitative information, a second objective was defined, aiming to propose a new approach for water valuation in preserved forest areas within a scenario of integrated water resources management.

Equations below are defined, aiming at evaluating the cost of the incremental strategy.