Sentence examples for ideal aim from inspiring English sources

The Paris Agreement (UNFCCC, 2016) recognised the need to reduce the risks from and impacts of climate change and called for the increase in the global average temperature to be held well below 2 °C above pre-industrial levels, with the ideal aim being to limit it to 1.5 °C.

While the Spartacists considered as their ideal aim the kinds of results achieved by the previous year's October Revolution in Russia, the position of the other USPD politicians was unclear and the SPD leaders supported a parliamentary democracy and early elections in Württemberg.

The ideal aim in the management of GCT is to eradicate the tumor and preserve joint function [ 10].

Production of pathogen-free O universal donor platelet concentrates with negligible isoagglutinin titers would be the ideal aim.

An ideal AIM should have one allele that is fixed (i.e., allele frequency of 1.0) in one ancestral population, and not present in the other [ 10].

The ideal AIM has one allele that is monomorphic in one population (p = 1.0) and that is not present in another [ 12].

It's not hard to imagine how infuriating this could be to some, how it could fuel an America First ideal, aiming to give pride of place to "real" Americans and demoting those who would undermine that identity — foreigners, Muslims, Black Lives Matter supporters, feminists, "snowflakes".

Another response to the problematic features of the monetary equality ideal aims to cope with the thought that freedom of purchasing power may not be of great importance.

Finally, ideal design which aims to lessen the weight of a composite vessel to the maximum extent under strength and stiffness constraints is commented.

Sunnis from across the region are pouring into Syria to fight alongside the rebels, many in pursuit of extremist ideals aimed at restoring Sunni dominion.

This would thwart the success rate of the ideals aimed by the directing function of the new policy.