Sentence examples for national aim from inspiring English sources

"Our province is forthrightly in step with the national aim to get rid of outdated production capacity," said a recent statement to announce the shuttering of the mill.

Ahead of the party's call to consolidate the state bureaucracy, Shunde district had already slashed the number of its departments from 41 to 16.Another national aim is to unify parts of China's land market, allowing rural land to be leased on similar terms to state-owned urban plots.

Besides factors which influence acceptance and access from the mothers' perspective, the effectiveness of FM with regard to care, infant nutrition, and parent child relationship as well as multidisciplinary collaboration were of interest, especially against the backdrop of Germany's national aim to strengthen prevention of neglect and abuse of infants.

The schism continued, with the national AIM leadership claiming that the local AIM leaders, such as Churchill, are tools of the U.S. government used against other American Indians.

The leaders of the national AIM organization, now called AIM Grand Governing Council, claim that Churchill has worked in the past as an underground counter-intelligence source for the U.S. government, for example the FBI, and local, non-Indian, police forces, to subvert the national AIM organization.

Over the past two decades, Israel's 1.3 million Arab citizens have been radicalized, with many openly avowing a Palestinian identity and embracing Palestinian national aims.

But we need to do something soon, and this plan is national, aiming to redress the imbalance of the economies of north and south".

The danger is that personalization, however accurate, can get in the way of sharper assessments of resources, national aims and public attitudes.

During the early months of World War I, Dmowski helped form a "National Committee" that sought to achieve Polish national aims through cooperation with Russia and its Western allies.

From this point of view, the national aims are not reached yet, but there is progress in certain regions, in the prevalence of MDR-TB cases, in the never treated patient.

The purpose of this research was to study policy implementation; more specifically, it was to assess the extent to which understanding of the national aims and objectives of the CLAHRCs was translated from national policy (macro level) to a programme (meso level) and, in turn, implemented locally in North West London (micro level).