Sentence examples for expected aims from inspiring English sources

The joint drills tested and perfected battle strategies and "achieved their expected aims," navy spokesman Liang Yang said in a ministry statement.

Evaluating QC using EHR information can identify the performance of individual clinics or individual providers, guide future interventions aimed at improving QC and evaluate whether these interventions achieve their expected aims.

This week he presented a $275bn plan, more ambitious than expected, aimed at shoring up the US housing market.

The punitive measures were, as expected, aimed at severely damaging the country's oil exports, with a ban on import by EU countries.

Next, we assessed their number of expectations regarding barriers to care (aim 1), and the types of barriers most frequently expected (aim 2).

A substantial number of economic evaluations would be thus expected, aimed at measuring the efficiency of interventions for diseases with a high epidemiologic and socioeconomic burden.

If Iliad wins, as is expected, it aims to launch a service under its brand, Free, by 2012.

"The new leadership cannot afford politically to miss that target during their first year," he said, adding that he expected moves aimed at bolstering consumer demand, like subsidies for big-ticket items or consumption-tax cuts, as well as a modest depreciation in the renminbi in the coming months.

With or without Libya, Qatar's energy tentacles are still expected to aim for new corners.

Photographers, through judicious use of lighting, were expected to aim for an expression that was free of any suggestion of suffering and instead conveyed a sense of peace.

These companies are expected to aim at business travelers who carry laptops and can bill their employers for their Internet connections.