Sentence examples for have the common aim from inspiring English sources

On the situation in Colorado, Washington and Uruguay, the Home Office says their experimental policies which legalise production, supply and recreational use of cannabis have the common aim of disrupting organised crime and exercising greater control over the use of cannabis.

The complaint, handed in by the Palestinian ambassador to the UN, Ibrahim Khraishi, to the body that monitors the implementation of the UN convention, accuses Israel of policies and practices that have "the common aim of displacing and replacing the Palestinian people, for the purpose of maintaining a colonial occupation".

All of them have the common aim to achieve maximal code coverage by generating suitable program inputs, also called test cases.

Aside from the near-uniform garments that did virtually nothing to protect their bodies from the elements, both ends of this spectrum seemed to have the common aim of making people feel good.

Treatments of varicose veins have the common aim reducing venous recirculation and correcting the venous blood-flow.

All these different techniques have the common aim to raise the temperature in the target tissue to between 60 and 100°C to induce coagulation necrosis while sparing the surrounding healthy tissue from thermal damage.

The Middle Ages were punctuated by household ordinances (1318, 1323, 1445, 1454, 1471, 1478) which by insisting on economy and strict accounting had the common aim of enabling the king to pay his way.

The Labour hierarchy has rejected demands for its fractious leadership contest to be suspended following claims that large numbers of hard-left "infiltrators" and Tory mischief-makers have signed up with the common aim of  electing Jeremy Corbyn.

Implementation science and knowledge translation have developed across multiple disciplines with the common aim of bringing innovations to practice.

A renewed interest in this area has generated several new approaches with the common aim of transferring nitrogen fixation to cereal crops.

This is related in part to the rise of Internet websites dedicated to facilitating contact between individuals who want to meet people with the common aim of having a child.