Sentence examples for foremost aims from inspiring English sources

One of the foremost aims of medical ethics is to make sure that people receive treatments that demonstrably do more good than harm, so it directly relates to the health and wellbeing of all of us.

"Everything Egypt has decided to do – despite the noise it caused here and there – first and foremost aims at protecting human health, and the health of the Egyptian people which is worth all the efforts and the measures taken," presidential spokesman Suleiman Awwad said today.

One of Brentano's foremost aims in philosophy was to provide a new foundation for epistemology and logic as two closely related disciplines.

The German government has still been guided by the ideas that waste and pollution prevention are the foremost aims to develop a circular economy.

The foremost aims of surgery are to preserve the function of the affected bone, to prevent or stabilize pathological fractures, and to relieve pain and facilitate care of the patient while keeping hospitalization as short as possible.

As editors of Building Europe with the Ball, Philippe Vonnard, Grégory Quin, and Nicolas Bancel, alongside contributions from a wide range of distinguished sport historians, have created a book that first and foremost aims to deepen the research into the development of football in Europe from 1905 to 1995, incorporating ideas from both long-term and transnational perspectives.

But increasing the population is still their foremost aim.

His main theme is that Hamas is a terrorist organization that uses its extensive charitable and educational work to promote its foremost aim: driving Israel into the sea.

The foremost aim of standardization is to facilitate the exchange of goods and services through the elimination of technical barriers to trade.

Lawmakers from both parties have said that a major aim, perhaps the foremost aim, in rewriting financial regulations is to prevent the government from having to bail out systemically important financial companies, as it did in 2008.

The Israel Defense Force (IDF) is still held by many to be "the most moral army in the world," and its actions in the Occupied Territories are—it claims first and foremost aimed at protecting the country from terror.