Sentence examples for in its objective to from inspiring English sources

A recent two-month military operation named Zulfiqar failed in its objective to clear Sangin of insurgents, but made it possible for Dabs to reconnect the Kajaki plant to the power grid three days ago, said Baghi.

The International Olympic Committee's new policy regarding who is eligible to compete as a female athlete is a veiled sex-verification test that fails in its objective to protect the integrity of women's events at the Games, critics of the regulations said Monday.

The move that BUPA took by selling its acute hospitals was hinted at in its objective to focus on influencing people's health, rather than acute care.

Therefore, set up a display that is effective in its objective to attract, but is also easy to dissemble when the time comes to change it.

UNICEF ACTION: UNICEF supports the Government in its objectives to reduce and prevent malnutrition, and to improve the development of children under three-years-old, especially those in marginalized groups.

Commenting on the initiative dubbed "A child's passport to protection", Jovago MD, Estelle Verdier Watine said "UNICEF's birth registration programme is a fantastic initiative both in regards to its objective to give each child a passport to protection but also in regards to the implementation method which takes advantages of technology for more efficiency.

In February, RBS outlined its objective to sell off or run down operations in 25 of the 38 markets in which it operates.

This study, however, has found at least one in the consideration of its objective, to take all known studies of hooks and to compare them and others in order to define a new hook that is advantageous to design for a purpose that precludes all known uses so far, i.e. that is intended for a use that has not so far been defined.

There remain many unanswered questions about hypertension in Zambia, including reasons for the poor screening and treatment in the BHOMA clinics (despite its objective to improve quality of care through structured protocols), treatment practices at higher hospital levels of care, and evaluation of NCD training and practices.

Since codes were established a priori, content analysis was a fitting choice as it is deductive in its approach, and has as its objective to test hypotheses, not develop them [ 30, 31].

Thus, the mental aspect of each actual entity can be considered to be "female" insofar as it chooses what information from the universe around it to include in its objective manifestation – like the female bower bird accepting the attention of a hard-working showy male.