Sentence examples for its stated aims from inspiring English sources

An FA spokesman said it was "committed to its stated aims of tackling homophobia in football".

Few now deny that the Iraq war was a misguided effort that achieved few of its stated aims.

It has ripped the heart and entrails out of the area, corrupted its police force and administration and achieved none of its stated aims.

"I don't believe people voted for the B.N.P. because deep down they believed in all its stated aims," Mr. Dawber said.

It was clear from the outset, even to the students themselves, that the Occupy Central movement was unlikely to achieve its stated aims.

The papers also show that senior officials at the Department of Health: Fear the seven day plan might fail to deliver its stated aims, which include improving the quality of hospital care at weekends and reducing death rates among those admitted for treatment as an emergency on Saturday or Sunday.

The Radical Independence Campaign, a coalition of greens, socialists and nuclear disarmament campaigners, has made reaching – and registering – these voters its stated aim and last weekend held a national mass canvas in housing estates across the country, reaching some 10,000 homes in the biggest single day of action that the referendum campaign has seen so far.

These limits, it states, aim to reward altruism and discourage coercion.

Obama is the last person with whom Assad would want to associate himself – as Vladimir Putin doesn't need to remind him – and the Syrian regime will be watching with the deepest concern as America's promiscuous use of air power spreads inexorably to include more and more targets outside its original stated aim.

Only the retrospective case-control study had as its explicitly stated aim the investigation of a link between idiopathic adolescent AKP and PFOA [ 18].

Many of the problems with TripAdvisor and its ilk stem from the tension between the stated aims of these sites and their need to get as many users as possible.