But the green paper it published on Friday risks abandoning these essential aims.
The rigours of the business model are all very well, as long as they do not corrupt or denature the essential aims of the arts or, indeed, universities.
The third Thatcher election win had confirmed an epochal crisis, but it had yet to rise to the challenge, and so Demos had two essential aims: to build an organisation that might match the clout once wielded by Thatcherite thinktanks such as the Institute Of Economic Affairs; and to focus on such non-traditional areas as culture, community, national identity and participatory democracy.
One of the essential aims of the present study was to explore the effect of austenite grain refinement on TRIP/TWP mechanisms and mechanical properties of the experimental steel.
Recent comments by Tony Blair suggest, however, that regime change was the essential aim.
Hill takes time building up his characters' rapport with one another, his essential aim being to expose the humanity in all of us.
This may manifest itself in various forms, different systems and rituals described in different scriptures, but, if the essential aim is to please the Lord, then why should we squabble?
However, while not explicitly stated, the essential aim of such interventions has been to provide private banks with the funds necessary to stabilise sovereign debt markets in the Eurozone, in the absence of alternative adjustment mechanisms.
But Commissioner David Stern, whose N.B.A. has historically received higher grades than the other leagues, argued that Lapchick's good intentions — when carried to routine — missed the essential aim of fair-minded employment.
First, it remains wholly unclear how additional British bombing, however skilful and accurate, would further the primary objective of dislodging Isis from Raqqa and the rest of its territory in Syria and Iraq, an essential aim if the pernicious concept of a reconstituted, omnipotent caliphate is to be exploded.
The latter motive was, on the other hand, the essential aim of a third Marxist current, in Italy, initiated by Galvano della Volpe, a critical aesthetician who discussed the relationship between bourgeois and socialist democracy and championed, in aesthetics, a critical and antiromantic Aristotelianism.
