Sentence examples for goal of aiding from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The United Nations' food agency said Tuesday that it might not be able to meet its goal of aiding three million Syrians in July.

For one thing, the airstrikes seem to have been reasonably successful in attaining the limited American goal of aiding Kurdish forces to recapture territory from ISIS.

On Friday, the Washington Post reported that intelligence sources believe the Russians decided to penetrate the Democratic National Committee's digital networks with the goal of aiding Trump, not merely to spread uncertainty about the outcome of the election.

For those of us with the "social" goal of aiding public health, it means we need to figure out how to apply the business models and the approach to scale that have been successfully used by business.

In particular, Promontory is expected to help train Watson, with the goal of aiding IBM's financial clients on managing their regulatory obligations and potentially reducing the costs of doing so.

Our lab uses functional and structural imaging, along with biological and genetic biomarkers, to determine the underlying pathophysiologies that cause these impairments, with the ultimate goal of aiding the development of new therapies.

Russia and Ukraine receive billions to ensure that they do not sell their surplus nuclear warheads.Even where development has been the goal of aid, foul-ups have been frequent.

Even meeting the unlikely UN goal of aid budgets equal to 0.7% of rich countries' gross national income would yield a total less than a third of that figure.

There is an apparent progression in the levels at which coordination is sought, as the drivers for coordination have shifted from local integration of development initiatives, to the management of sectoral resources, to the more comprehensive goals of aid effectiveness, linked with the need to make order of a global aid landscape that has become increasingly complex.

The ultimate goal of all aid to Haiti ought to be the strengthening of Haitian institutions, infrastructure and expertise.

His successor, Paul Wolfowitz, also made the issue a priority, linking it to his goal of making aid effective.