Sentence examples for longer term aim from inspiring English sources

It is a plan closely linked to the coalition government's longer term aim of dramatically paring back the federal bureaucracy by slashing federal public servants overseeing and second guessing things that state public servants do.

Although Sweeney Todd will be a one-off, the longer term aim is for the ENO to stage fully-produced musicals which will transfer in to West End theatres, thus providing valuable income for a company which was one of the biggest losers in the last Arts Council England funding round, seeing its money cut by £5m to £12.4m.

They know they have a broader objective, a longer term aim.

This leads to the longer term aim of creating a Grid-enabled workstation for prototyping new procedures.

A year and half ago Desai told us that while the business had "no current plans to IPO" that was the longer term aim.

Its longer term aim is to reduce the workload of accountants by 80percentthroughgh further "process automation and digital data processing".

"Importantly, many of these contributions also speak to longer term aims representative of progressively increasing ambition over time," Christiana Figueres, UNFCCC executive secretary, said in a statement.

But such interference would clash with its stated longer-term aim, of turning those enterprises into fully-fledged private firms.

Staff have worked with prisoners to improve their publication, with the longer-term aim to expand the project to include podcasting and film production.

However, the longer-term aim is qualification for the Euro 2016 finals, a process which will begin in September next year.

Its longer-term aim, of becoming a modern industrial nation by 2020, does not seem unrealistic.But from now on the going may get tougher.