Sentence examples for objectives to give from inspiring English sources

One minister who has seen a copy of the proposal said that Mr Corbyn's advisers were coordinating the move which would change the NEC's "aims and objectives" to give it explicit power to set policy.

If, as Alan Milburn put it just before the last election, it's one of the government's main objectives to "give more people the opportunity to join the middle class", doesn't that imply a very negative judgment on those they might leave behind?

E-st@r-I and e-st@r-II are both 1U satellites with educational and technology demonstration objectives: to give hands-on experience to university students and to test an active attitude determination and control system based on inertial and magnetic measurements with magnetic actuation.

Try to give your level a story or objectives to give them a meaning.

That reading is certainly within the bounds of common sense, given the objective to give effect to a voter's intent if that can be determined.

"There is no fixed timescale as securing the services of the right person is the primary objective to give us the best chance of promotion next season".

The documents listed in Table 1 mainly have the objective to give advice which infrastructure projects should be realized and in which order.

The DFG_Update block (Figure 7 in the appendix) generates new edges (dependencies between tasks) after scheduling in objective to give a total order of execution on each computing unit according to the scheduling results.

While I roundly applaud their objective to "give classical music the same recognition as pop and rock music", and am certainly no prude, I'm just not convinced that filming a group of young women twerking their way through 3 minutes of Dvořák's 9th Symphony is the way to achieve this.

The objective: to give the African people the best vaccine that the world's scientific community, working together in overdrive, has to offer.

Neither of the photo essays appeared in print as the two men had conceived them, yet by bringing the photographs and manuscripts which stretch back before the collaborations to the early 1940s together, the exhibition provides an approximate, powerful picture of Ellison and Parks' shared objective: to give a voice to a people in transition.