Sentence examples for its own objectives from inspiring English sources

The government itself, in the shape of its National AIDS Control Organisation, has said that even if it achieves its own objectives 9m Indians will be infected by 2010.

It had its own objectives within the larger French strategy, and French planning had long considered the possibility of operations in Dutch territory.

According to international relations expert Dr Richard Herr from the University of Tasmania, in the Pacific "There was a sentiment that Australia went too far, that it was pushing its own objectives to get a seat down the track".

Effectively, we thus do not propose any cues for putative funding or sharing efforts (such as on bioinformatics) since each community could organize it depending on its own objectives and contexts.

Critics complained that the U.S. continued to fail to commit to binding emissions targets as it maintained its positions that each country should set its own objectives and that technology was the principal tool for reducing emissions.

India has its own objectives in the relationship.

(Levine 1994, ch.2.2) For Rudolf Otto, (1917) whatever is holy or 'numinous' is so characterised on the basis of our non-rational, non-sensory experience of it rather than its own objective features and, taking its departure from Otto's work, one approach has been to argue that the feelings of awe which people feel towards God can be, and often are, applied to the universe itself.

Each published trial has been a success in that it has met its own objective; however, due to protocol variations and the lack of a standardized metric to measure AP performance, it is difficult to directly compare results across different studies without resorting to qualitative descriptions.

Labor agrees with having an objective but is tiptoeing around enunciating its own objective thus far.

However, the committee pointed out that the parallel is not exact as the DWP is acting as an intermediary between two individuals, while HMRC would be acting in pursuit of its own objective of bringing in revenue for the exchequer.

The European commission's current proposal of a 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 on 1990 levels is not enough to guarantee Europe's status as a leader in climate negotiations – or to meet its own objective of reducing its carbon emissions by 95% in 2050.