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Developing such a network also supports Sibs' key aim to tackle the well being and isolation of siblings.

The talk that year was of shifting from the party's traditional objective of the previous two decades of taking economic growth and lifting people into prosperity as its key aim to addressing the more complex issues that lay beyond just pumping out G.D.P. growth — issues of well-being, equality, sustainability and human development.

Nuzman's team, settled in at the shiny new Rio 2016 headquarters, have been using wheelchairs around their offices to try and raise awareness of their key aim to make Rio an accessible city.

The partnership brings together funders and research groups and aims to deliver one of the wheat initiative's key aims, to increase wheat yield and develop new wheat varieties adapted to different geographical regions.

Corbyn's speech yesterday had two key aims: to bring a divided party together and to appeal to a public that regards Labour's current situation as a baffling mess.

They see the changes that STPs will usher in as the best way to achieve three key aims: to improve people's health; to tackle the fact that there is still far too much variation in the quality of care many patients receive; and to address the £30bn gap in NHS funding which is projected to have emerged by 2020-21.

To combat the problem department launched Operation Predator in 2003, with three key aims: to rescue children. to prosecute their abusers.

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The key aim is to contribute to the limited existing data on the pedestrian dynamics and behavioural actions of children during an evacuation.

A key aim was to guarantee access to healthcare staff who possess several types of competences and skills to ensure continuity and involvement in the care process.

Before the election, Mr Farage made clear that a key aim was to emerge as the challenger to Labour in its northern heartlands in 2020.