Sentence examples for intended aims from inspiring English sources

(3) The offense is disproportionate to the legislation's intended aims. .

There are also fundamental tensions between co-design's intended aims and its actual practice [ 9].

In short, stewardship programs should be adapted according to the individual needs of institutions, but should be adequately resourced to achieve their intended aims.

It is therefore not possible to judge whether intended aims were fulfilled with respect to the economics components of the reviews.

Current frequent follow-up after treatment for breast cancer does not meet its intended aims, but does depend on expensive and scarce specialized knowledge for routine history taking and physical examinations.

6 9 Digging a little deeper into the detailed implementation of approaches such as EBCD undoubtedly often reveals tensions between the intended aims of co-design and its actual forms in practice.

Moreover, in a complex activity like health care in which the intended aim will only be achieved by a complex casual process that often takes considerable time to play out, the direct benefits of the activity may not be closely causally related to what is done.

They are intended and aimed not only at the victim who is initially singled out for the tragedy.

After last Saturday's game at Shea Stadium, Estes would not say where he intended to aim the pitch that went behind Clemens, only that it missed its target.

Boris Johnson: 'Nick Clegg is David Cameron's Condom' However, a BBC spokesperson has since denied that they intended to aim the jibe at the Mayor.

Hamilton, however, left behind multiple letters that suggested he intended to aim away from Burr — to throw away his shot — and eyewitnesses later reported that he fired into the air.