Sentence examples for its core aim from inspiring English sources

The question remains as to whether the campaign can reach a swift, successful conclusion to its core aim.

When he launched its 90-page election manifesto on St George's Day, he stressed its economic and defence policies and played down its core aim, which is halting immigration.

But the rise of Ukip, with its core aim of UK withdrawal from Europe, supported by a significant section of the Tory party, can be seen as a symptom and a cause of this isolationist mentality; while the rise of the Greens and the SNP, both opposed to Trident, could indicate a public mood that is more ready to step back from traditional military great-power aspirations.

Wello has said its core aim is to "democratize" access to personal fitness training, which has historically been a relatively high-end and rarefied service.

Its core aim was to enable students to acquire the professional knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for the practice of medicine.

A revision of the project's methods and its core aims was begun on various fronts.

It is to create a peaceful and just society, with Islamic scholars over centuries citing its core aims: the freedom to practise religion; protection of life; safeguarding intellect; maintaining lineage and individual rights.

For example, the draft 2011-2014 corplante plan from one ministry in Solomon Islands neglected to mentioned disabled children as a minority group that need protecting in one of its core aims, yet did mention age, gender, religion, ethnicity and cultural background.

Panorama has learnt that between 2007 and 2009, some of these investments, amounting to millions of pounds, appear to contradict several of its core aims.

David Singleton, director of engineering in the firm's Android division, said one of its core aims was to be able to "quickly show you relevant information, and make sure you never miss an important message, while letting you stay engaged with the people that you are actually with".

The Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) is one of the oldest policies of the European Community, and was one of its core aims.