Sentence examples for objectives to showcase from inspiring English sources

"The PR team's objectives to showcase the benefits of America's oil and natural gas renaissance, change the vernacular from fracking to horizontal drilling, and launch crude oil exports to the top of the U.S. policy agenda were all achieved," explained Continental in the document (emphasis added). .

FORMAT:  Opening (10 min) + 5 ignite presentations (30 min) + facilitated discussion (50 min) 3. DATA ANALYSIS & USE (2 00 – 3:00) OBJECTIVES: To showcase innovations, success stories and concrete examples of data being used to improve efficiency and effectiveness of policies and programmes and to enhance government accountability.

Ms. Hopkins and other festival organizers said their only objectives were to showcase the richness of Cuban culture and build bridges between American and Cuban creative artists.

In this case, the chief objective is to showcase furnishings and appliances from advertisers like Sony, Bang & Olufsen and Joseph Abboud.

Anzelone's larger objective is to showcase the city's natural beauty and provide a venue for environmental education, guided woodland walks, and hands-on activities for children.

The objectives of this meeting were; to showcase the network's success to date; to outline and shape the strategy for the next 3 years; to discuss a framework for the network's sustainability beyond that; and to launch the Network's 2017 Roadmap to Innovation [1].

The objective of this work is to showcase the implementation of such an approach from the FP7-CREW (CREW-TV) project [9].

The objective of this chapter is to showcase three types of nanotechnology-enabled multifunctional materials that have impacted, and will continue to impact, the civil engineering community.

Kelly's question assumed that seeing their leader as competent was important to Russians, but Putin's objective was different — he simply aimed to showcase his ability to evade the questions posed by the sleek American reporter.

The objective of this special issue is to showcase the most recent developments and research in the FGWN field, as well as to enhance its state of the art.

The primary objective of this thematic issue is to showcase high-quality research in the informatics field, aiming to inspire and educate researchers, practitioners, and students on how to conduct biomedical research in the "Big Data" era.