Sentence examples for its major aims from inspiring English sources

It was drafted by the previous Labour administration and one of its major aims is to increase protection against discrimination in the workplace.

In a statement released on Friday lunchtime, Cardiff wrote: "The LMA is the representative voice of managers, and whilst we understand it seeks to act in the best interests of its members, one of its major aims is to 'encourage honourable practice, conduct and courtesy in all professional activity'.

"The LMA is the representative voice of managers, and one of its major aims is to 'encourage honourable practice, conduct and courtesy in all professional activity'," Cardiff said.

Without specific, standard methods for measuring mucosal immunoglobulins, immune investigation lacks of basic tools to study and compare local immunity, and HIV research is severely hampered in one of its major aims, i.e. identify and reproduce protective responses to block HIV infection just at virus's major portals of entry.

Its major aims are to investigate the associations between dietary soy, dairy, calcium, and long chain fatty acids, and the risk of prostate, colon, and breast cancers.

It spent almost £22 million in the year 2001 2002; its major aim 'is to support the highest quality research into the cause, cure and treatment of arthritis and musculoskeletal diseases' [ 20].

Its major aim was to redress Egypt's need to upgrade educational quality in the university sector [ 13].

On a slightly less enthusiastic note, it is not entirely clear to me how much this massive new prize as such will actually accomplish with respect to one of its supposed major aims, that is "…generating excitement about the pursuit of science as a career".

Such a uniform concept of motion was one of his major aims.

There is considerable and healthy doubt about how well the Affordable Care Act will accomplish its second major aim, aside from expanding coverage: slowing the raging growth of health care spending.

Its major provisions aim to slow the chase and clean up the system by banning the unregulated contributions to the national political parties known as soft money and by restricting certain kinds of political ads in the period immediately before elections.