John Hannett, Usdaw general secretary, said: "Usdaw is not opposed to schemes that genuinely aim to give young people appropriate work experience or help long-term unemployed people get back into work, but schemes should be voluntary, participants should receive the rate for the job, and there needs to be transparent checks and balances in place.
It seems as if the skeptics do not genuinely aim at the truth (Palmer 2000; Striker 2001; Perin 2006), though they claim to keep on investigating.
It called Mr. Rice "passionate, energetic and demanding" and said that his intense tactics seemed genuinely aimed at improving his team and "were in no way motivated by animus".
The State Department, which was only tangentially involved in the Astana talks, said in a statement that it supported any effort "genuinely" aimed at creating "a credible, peaceful resolution," but that it had concerns about Iran's role.
Since Mr. Daschle helped get us into this fix, he is obliged to make sure that whatever bill comes out of the Senate is genuinely aimed at controlling wildfires that threaten communities, not making it easier for the timber companies to make a profit at the expense of the public forests.
Through a blended approach that uses online and personalized coaching services, the financial industry can prove it is genuinely aimed at delivering financial vitality.
Is Ola genuinely aiming for an IPO in three to four years, or are these tactics aimed at dissuading Uber, SoftBank and others from forcing a union with its big rival?
Is Ola genuinely aiming for an IPO in three to four years, or are these tactics aimed at dissuading Uber, SoftBank and others from forcing a union with its big rival?
Researchers with other expertise are now called upon to engage in research that genuinely aims at studying and elucidating the mechanisms of this established phenomenon and push forward our knowledge on modes of action of Bt toxins and modes of interaction (e.g., [21]) with other cofactors (e.g., [22]).
Nonetheless, in this regard pharmacists performed admirably, providing advice for free and genuinely aiming to assist the simulated patient.
So the odds that any education reform with voters' support will genuinely be aimed at poor children seems depressingly low these days whatever the Supreme Court rules, and however many years have elapsed since Brown.
