Traditionally, addiction treatment has focused on abstinence from substances; however, this "narrow" aim for treatment efficiency has recently been criticized.
The American President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, one of many funds now dedicated to a narrow aim, does what it says on the tin.
These are statistical systems with narrow aims: If it turns out you like something, you'll get more of it, which you may like and share, ensuring you'll get more of it.
The England and Wales Cricket Board are a shambolic organisation, who appear to confuse the founding principle of nurturing domestic cricket with the more narrow aim of promoting their insufferably smug chairman, Giles Clarke.
The narrow aim of denying al-Qaeda a haven, already frustrated by the terrorists' scope to lodge in unruly parts of northern Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia, would become impossible to achieve.
But the same week, news came that Mladić's family are pushing to declare the wartime commander dead, and Mladić's continued evasion of justice is a reminder that the ICTY has failed even in its narrow aim of prosecuting those most responsible for war crimes such as Srebrenica.
Our narrow aim is to communicate an intuitive and straightforward demonstration of why we have deviated from the precedent set by Harrison et al. (2012) for this type of analysis.
It is a narrow vision aimed at cajoling one more trip to the ballot box from a narrow (37%–40%) proportion of voters.
Flacco stepped forward and launched a deep pass down the middle of the field, into a narrow space, aimed a tad too high.
"The idea that it is harm-reducing is so narrow, and aimed at such a privileged group of people who are using drugs in the privacy of their own homes using their personal internet connections", she said.
