Sentence examples for objective of saving from inspiring English sources

There is no relationship between the systemic cruelty of the offshore detention centres and the objective of saving lives at sea.

She said: "The role of Ronald Reagan had been deliberately diminished; the role of the Europeans, who, with the exception of Helmut Kohl, were often keen to undermine America when it mattered, had been sanitized; and the role of Mr Gorbachev, who had failed spectacularly in his declared objective of saving communism, had been absurdly misunderstood".

Peering is typically carried out with the objective of saving transit costs by diverting traffic from customer-provider links to peering links.

Better education of patients, institution of specialised units entirely devoted to inherited tumours and further collaboration with mass media might help molecular medicine to reach the objective of saving lives (Julian-Reynier et al, 1996; Lee et al, 2002).

"What we have done so far has been a success in achieving the objectives of saving civilian life," he said.

The Foundation of Hearts estimates that the fans will have to raise £6m over the next five years "to achieve the objectives of saving the club over the long term and moving into supporter ownership".

And FoH has estimated that fans will need to raise £6m over the next five years "to achieve the objectives of saving the club over the long term and moving into supporter ownership".

Irrigation to the field capacity every 3 days and irrigation to the saturation moisture content every 7 days are two relatively efficient irrigation schemes, which can achieve optimal tradeoffs between the objectives of saving irrigation water and maintaining adequate soil water availability to the green roof plants.

New partnerships were formed, and others were reinvigorated, all around the common objectives of saving childrens lives, assisting mothers and families, getting children into school and helping them stay there, combating such diseases as HIV/AIDS and malaria, and reducing hunger and poverty.

Judging from the level of casualties, material, psycho-social, and infrastructural damages (most often irreparable) that disasters inflict on individuals, communities, and governments, reactive post-disaster strategies such as those currently in place in Cameroon should be discouraged as they do not meet the objectives of DRR of saving lives and reducing vulnerability.

While the deal calls for spending significantly more than Mr. Pataki had proposed, it allows him to achieve one of his main objectives this year: saving $750 million to help balance the budget in future years, particularly if the economy slows.