Sentence examples for founding aims from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the Holocaust, the prevention of mass atrocities was one of the founding aims of the United Nations.

Created in 2004, the business-led coalition has two founding aims: to promote the sale of refrigeration units free of fluorinated gases ("F gas free"); and, to push for a regulatory framework that encourages climate-friendly alternatives.

This April, while still arguing over their founding aims, the group organised an anonymous poster campaign to lionise the commandos, police and soldiers who responded to a complex Taliban attack on the city with giant billboards and 5,000 fly-posters handed out downtown to enthusiastic drivers.

He notes that Asosiasi Blockchain Indonesia (ABI), an organization his company was involved in founding, aims to play a role in this regard.

One of the founding aims was to encourage the exchange of ideas and to foster greater mutual understanding between the United States and Germany.

Mr Brown, the MSP for Clackmannanshire and Dunblane, said his goal was to help the SNP achieve its two founding aims: Scottish independence, and to "further the interests of the people of Scotland".

But Friends were reassured by the warmth of the Royal British Legion, which manages the park in the spirit of its founding aim to be "a place of joy where the lives of people would be remembered … in a world of peace".

As its name proudly suggests, the Liberator's founding aim was to free thousands of ordinary, hard-working folk from the weekly burden of the rent book and help them to buy their own homes.

Like all other prominent politicians, Ms Sturgeon has to consider the prospects for her party - and that party's founding aim - in devising a strategy for the European Referendum.

But at its most basic level the EU is a group of countries seeking to collaborate on things like trade for mutual economic benefit, with the founding aim of avoiding any catastrophic reruns of the region's combative history.

The existence of the Office, regardless of what triggered it, was also reflective of the Fund's founding aim of ensuring grantees were held accountable for their use of donor finances, part of which rested on a commitment to transparency and availability of evaluation reports.