Sentence examples for important aims from inspiring English sources

Yet creating a truly independent judiciary is one of Mr Constantinescu's most important aims.

This week's visit from China shared some of those important aims.

One of the prime minister's most important aims in his reform of the UK's relationship with Europe never even made it to the negotiating table.

No endeavour can always run perfectly, but we have grown and expanded across the country and I believe we are succeeding in our most important aims.

The benefit is to give people the chance of a job, security, a wage, a pay packet, and that's one of the most important aims of this government.

And yet the Indian leader failed to achieve his most important aims, and was widely disliked and resented during his lifetime.

Amid all this tea-leaf reading, Yellen offered a less-publicized acknowledgment that one of the most important aims of all this complicated policymaking is to improve Americans' ability to find and keep jobs.

Perhaps its two most important aims are creating both a unified military command and a group of technocrats who could guide aid and other support from outside Syria to those actually fighting against President Bashar al-Assad.

The most important aims are more long-term investment, without which the economic recovery will quickly peter out, and cutting poverty, through welfare programmes and better education and health services.

One of the most important aims of Chemozart is to provide a good user experience.

Therefore, specialised, predictable public administration is a necessary condition to achieve the important aims of democracy.