Sentence examples for its main aims from inspiring English sources

One of its main aims is to make it easier for officials to monitor potential troublemakers by using intelligence gathered by community workers within areas known as grids (wangge in Mandarin).

But it said increasing competition, reducing prices for consumers and encouraging investment in faster networks were three of its main aims.

That said, the K.H.L. has largely succeeded in one of its main aims: to stop the hemorrhaging of talent from Russia to North America.

E-bikes were part of Mayor Boris Johnson's £913m Vision for Cycling plan, launched in March, one of its main aims to get people cycling who aren't already, to 'de-Lycrafy' cycling in Johnson's own words.

This was the centrepiece of its main aims, the "Bogor goals", adopted the previous time its leaders met in Indonesia, in 1994.In this area, APEC can claim some progress.

IT IS easy to be befuddled by the details of the government's revised plan for the National Health Service, revealed this week after a belated consultation exercise; indeed, befuddlement was one of its main aims.

They called it the Langdale Gallery, after the street it was on, and its main aim was to get local people talking about the problems with rented accommodation in the area, and to make them more aware of their rights.

Prof Higgs said the collider could potentially detect dark matter, which will be its main aim when it is turned on again in 2015.

However, it has always said its main aim is to restore fairness to the welfare system.

But it would fall short of its main aim, which is to deliver such a blow to Hizbullah that it will not pose a serious military threat again.At times like this, America is quite good at stalling.

Its main aim, as Gabbard describes it, is to force the C.I.A. to stop aiding militants in Syria.