Sentence examples for general aimed from inspiring English sources

To these were added skepticism over the deterrent effects of punishment (whether special, aimed at the offender, or general, aimed at the public) and as an effective goal to pursue in punishment.

In general, aimed at the drawback of traditional algorithm, we summarize the following problem: 1) Assuming that an attacker already intercepted anonymous servers' requested information from an LBS server, how to guarantee that the attacker cannot obtain the correct location information?

The banks hoped to avoid further enforcement action over widespread foreclosure abuses; federal regulators and state attorneys general aimed to prevent even more foreclosures.

An August agreement between Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general aimed to address the friction between the agencies but has caused additional acrimony, interviews show.

Information, Education and Communication (IEC) is a crucial component of the emergency phase in particular, and the programme in general, aimed at increasing public knowledge and awareness of HPAI and changing behaviors for effective control and prevention efforts.

Second, many guidelines are general, aimed at HCPs working in a range of areas, so that processes for dealing with non-attendance for both less and more serious conditions may not be evident.

Gov. Eliot Spitzer yesterday named Kristine Hamann as his inspector general, aiming to bolster what has been a largely invisible job.

In general, aiming to get products that are as close to 100% natural ingredients is a very good habit to get into.

The generals aimed at getting rid of Erdoğan, who, as the mayor of Istanbul, was regarded as the most powerful local leader.

Acts of terrorisation or large-scale coercive violence are typically associated with a general aim of generating fear and insecurity while keeping any specific aims or demands oblique.

Our general aim here is to define some generating functions in terms of the minimality of the given presentation.