Sentence examples for is a key aim from inspiring English sources

Increasing farmers' production is a key aim for CORE.

Dikshit has repeatedly said that making Delhi a world-class city is a key aim.

Central Manchester university hospitals NHS foundation trust Helping to nurture the next generation of NHS staff is a key aim of Central Manchester university hospitals NHS foundation trust's programme for 11- to 18-year-olds.

Turning the whole of York into a Living Wage city is a key aim of the York Fairness Commission, as reported in the Guardian Northerner yesterday, Monday 1 October.

Encouraging competition in banking is a key aim of the coalition and ministers were disappointed by the collapse last month of a deal under which the Co-operative Bank sought to buy more than 600 branches from Lloyds Banking Group, creating a powerful mutually owned "challenger bank".

EMBO's Gerlind Wallon confirms that this leverage is a key aim of the programme.

The deal will not result in big cost savings, which have been a key aim of most earlier mergers.

Corbyn, a longtime anti-nuclear campaigner, is thought to regard shifting his party's position on the issue to be a key aim of his leadership.

The whittling away and destruction of Muslim memory and history has been a key aim in Jerusalem's development (as in the rest of Israel).

NO: It has been a key aim of pro-Union campaigners to rally business chiefs to warn of the perils of independence.

Sticking with Tim Geithner as Treasury secretary, despite objections, has also raised some eyebrows since raising the ethical and moral standards of Washington has been a key aim for President Obama before and after the campaign.