Sentence examples for policy with the aim of from inspiring English sources

The Bank generally sets monetary policy with the aim of ensuring that inflation has returned to its 2% target within two to three years, and the chancellor, George Osborne, has recently encouraged the bank to take a flexible approach.

In the coming days the European commission will outline plans to overhaul EU asylum policy, with the aim of stopping people being waved through border checkpoints and travelling to a country of their choice.

Overheating Sócrates's poison Cable ties Coalition troubles Supreme muddle ReprintsHowever, their relationship is strained also by pressure from a minority within the PdL for a change in policy, with the aim of revitalising Italy's moribund economy.

A news release issued yesterday by the Sander company and Prada Group announcing the split declared that the five-month-old partnership had resulted in a "new strategic policy" with the aim of "improving sales and profitability and thereby the shareholder value of the company".

This paper investigates current trends in renewable energy policy with the aim of identifying those that will be the most effective and feasible to catalyze renewable energy in GCC countries.

In case supply has a random yield, one way to reduce supply chain loss is by introducing a dynamic pricing policy, with the aim of manipulating demand in the market while inducing the customer to buy substitute products temporarily.

Thus, a further learning outcome could be to get a deeper understanding of the policies that guide academics in one's own institution and to view own practices and the practices of one's research community against the institutional policy with the aim to foster a culture of integrity.

It keeps the emphasis on low inflation and open market economies along the lines of the "Washington consensus", and adds to that activist social policies with the aim of tackling Latin America's burden of poverty and inequality.

America's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency is writing guidelines for contests, prizes and more open IT procurement policies with the aim of opening up the field to smaller, more agile sellers of applications.

From South Africa to India, many countries have "affirmative action" policies, with the aim of correcting past wrongs by allocating a disproportionate share of jobs or educational places to groups that apparently need a leg up.

Lately EU has promoted several policies with the aim of reducing buildings energy impact.