Sentence examples for governing aims from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain clearly has more political than governing aims.

And, if the governing aim of a production is to make the play seem different, perhaps those involved ought to be doing a different play.

The governing body aims to rubber stamp a package of recommendations made by former First Minister Henry McLeish.

Caborn, however, emerged ebullient from the meeting having secured agreement for a review, led by Uefa, European football's governing body, aimed at curbing what Caborn terms modern football's "excesses".

I strongly think the current AKP government's policies and governing is purposefully aimed at breaking Turkey and splitting its people far apart from each other at this point.

It is conducting a review of the international agreements governing telecommunications and aims to expand its regulatory authority to the Internet at a summit scheduled for December in Dubai.

'Fighting Chance: Battle for Brazil' is one of several talent identification programmes run by UK Sport and the English Institute of sport in conjunction with national governing bodies, which aims to locating and developing more British talent.

The Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) is a governing body that aims at improving the health status of the population through "equitable and quality" health care services [ 2].

Grant, who has said that all sports governing bodies should aim to have at least 25% female representation on their boards by 2017, welcomed the campaign and called on football to battle sexism in every form.

For better understanding of the governing mechanisms, we aim to develop a multivariate population balance model to describe granulation.

The device, which has been declared legal by governing body the FIA, aims to improve stability during braking.