Sentence examples for its aims for from inspiring English sources

It believes Scotland can achieve its aims for renewable energy without "industrialising our most important mountains".

He is of the view that there is nothing that the Foundation can do to pursue its aims for the foreseeable future.

Ofqual's new corporate plan which sets out its aims for the next three years states: "Before we implement new GCSEs to match the new National Curriculum, we will review the way in which GCSE results are reported... "The grading structure stretches from A* to G and it is time to look now at whether this is how it should be".

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Tuesday that Britain must be clear about its aims for Brexit by the end of March.

Fire is at its best when it aims for a similar reaction.

It aims for all its homes to achieve a good energy rating within eight years.

Furthermore, it might lose some of its exceptional features in the process: its aim for international sustainability, rather than in-country sustainability, and its capacity to circumvent spending restrictions imposed by the International Monetary Fund.

Its aim for both the heartstrings and the funny bone is right on the mark.

The sector also gained from soothing words from China about its aim for stable, if lower, economic growth and its willingness to take measures to achieve this.

Now the teams truly share their stadium, which has gray seats and the nondescript look of an erector set from the outside, underscoring its aim for neutrality.

Alliance holds the balance of power on Belfast city council and has been arguing that the policy is in direct contradiction of the power sharing executive at Stormont and its aim for a shared future in Northern Ireland.