Sentence examples for pillar aims from inspiring English sources

The second pillar aims to promote Europe's leadership in several industrial technologies; and the last component will fund research and innovation in fields identified as major societal challenges, such as climate change or population aging.

This pillar aims to ensure a considerable number of patients, allowing the CoE group to concentrate on RA pathology and feed the experience curve for health professionals [ 12] and ensure comprehensive care.

She saw a Kenyan policeman crouching by a pillar, aiming across the atrium.

The talk pillar aimed at promoting reconciliation between Karzai's government and the Taliban.

Let Us Learn addresses the specific needs of these children by focusing on three pillars aimed at addressing inequalities in education: reaching out-of-school children, expanding girls' education and improving quality outcomes for learners.

The 170-page report has four main pillars, or aims: a simpler and sustainable income-support system; strengthening individual and family capability; engaging employers; and building community capacity.

Fisher-Price Code-a-pillar, £40 Aimed at pre-school children, this certainly looks the part as a Fisher-Price toy: a characterful plastic caterpillar with bold, bright colours.

The three pillars of design are aimed to create an alternate "means to address the world, without the mediation of persecution or apprehension," writes Bors, "where data defies comprehension".

The rural development policy (second pillar of the CAP) aims at promoting competitiveness, sustainable management of natural resources, and balanced development of rural areas by means of more specific measures, giving the Member States, through co-financing, the flexibility to meet their priorities.

The primary aims of this pillar are; (a) increasing community engagement for HIV testing and counseling, (b) promoting early enrollment in pre-ART care and ART, and (c) retaining them for life.

Bed nets are already a pillar of Roll Back Malaria, a program aimed at halving the number of malaria deaths by 2010, spearheaded by the World Health Organization.