Sentence examples for demonstrable aim from inspiring English sources

More specifically the dissemination should have as its demonstrable aim to 'incite to hatred and to advocate and justify discrimination and segregation' of the targeted group.

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.

There have been a few instances of demonstrable harm.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".

"This is demonstrable evidence of my intent.

The course aims to improve student's social behavior outcomes and demonstrable evidence of self-confidence in social interaction.

This reinforces Eager and colleagues claim (based on a review of interventions across a variety of carer groups) that interventions aimed towards psycho-education, problem-solving and cognitive restructuring can show demonstrable effects on carer well-being [ 13].

The aim of this study was to explore if there is any evidence for demonstrable impacts of school building design on the learning rates of pupils in primary schools.

Given demonstrable associations between each of the pre-admissions criteria and course performance, we next aimed to investigate the independent associations of UKCAT, TSS and interview score with Medical School outcomes.

We do not aim to provide complete karyotypic comparisons, nor a full cytotaxonomic treatment; rather, we concern ourselves with demonstrable evidence for dynamic rearrangements during the evolution of Paphiopedilum.

The review aimed to source studies of nursing and midwifery interventions designed to increase access to health care with demonstrable outcomes for access and health equity.