Sentence examples for its general aim from inspiring English sources

It has traditionally stated its general aim as being to "safeguard the freedom, common heritage and civilisation" of its members by promoting "stability and well-being in the North Atlantic area".

Its general aim is to put in place a variety of strategies to facilitate technology transfer and knowledge exchange with a multiplicity of public and private subjects involved in the process going from basic research to innovation (Etkowitz and Andrew 1998; Florida and Cohen 1999).

Its general aim is to study determinants of successful ageing in the general population of the oldest people.

Mention should also be made of the constitutive acts of the union that prescribe its general aims, its organization, its financial structure, and the rules of membership, namely, the constitution and its general regulations.

Though not specifically feminist in its general aims, the "Resolutions" project emerges from the same feminist thinking that gave rise to "The Dinner Party": against patriarchal privileging of high art and masculine genius it pits domestic, traditionally female crafts and shared labor (with Ms. Chicago nevertheless receiving star billing).

Sprint, Overland Park, Kan., expanded its relationship with Publicis & Hal Riney, San Francisco, part of the Publicis Groupe, by consolidating at the agency all its general advertising, aimed at consumers and at businesses.

The analysis of the documents devoted to the EDE in the COE and the EU allows to define the general aim of its pedagogic action like this: It should make young generations become aware of the European identity to be able to assume responsibilities as citizens of Europe and get to know its culture, heritage and common values [13].

Acts of terrorisation or large-scale coercive violence are typically associated with a general aim of generating fear and insecurity while keeping any specific aims or demands oblique.

The general aim, it added, "is for no more reductions to salaries and pensions and no more additional taxes".

It is presented as a general aim for "more proportional representation", with no target date by which voting reform could be introduced.

Although this may seem similar to the general aim of the game, it can become quite difficult.