Sentence examples for from aims from inspiring English sources

AIG's accounting lesson Unusually clear Fair's fair Dutch auction Rich pickings Transatlantic tiff Cashing in A modest undertaking ReprintsThe panel chose these issues from a much longer list drafted by the institute, drawn in turn from aims identified in various contexts by the United Nations and other international bodies.

"Every situation is different and every girl has a very different story," said photographer Myrto Papadopoulos, whose transmedia project The Attendants (which these images are from) aims to document the lives of sex workers as well as offering them practical help.

While several studies have found declines in fish diversity when coral declines [53], [54], fish counts from AIMS survey reefs indicate that there was no long term loss of fish diversity or evenness, though fish abundance declined following loss of coral cover [55].

Translation from aims to structure of case management is apparently less straightforward, with only 17% agreement and 22% strong disagreement.

Translation from aims to content of care is apparently relatively straightforward, with 40% agreement and only 17% strong disagreement on what care should be included.

Our ultimate objective was to use the output from aims 2) and 3) above to estimate the amount of primary care visit time attributable to overweight and to obesity.

It moved from Aim to a full listing in 2002.

He said future hedged products from AIM would be different.

Last year, there were 157 departures from AIM, down from 280 the previous year.

But a lot of good can nonetheless result from aiming for that goal.

NatMags bought Bride and Groom, along with a clutch of other publications, from AIM last year.