Sentence examples for realised the aim from inspiring English sources

Later, I realised the aim wasn't to unravel the truth; it was to intimidate me.

When social workers realise the aim is to move to just one liaison social worker for the whole constellation, concerns have been raised.

Future electricity network must be flexible, accessible, reliable and economically viable to realise the aims of the smart grid initiative.

To that end, UNICEF commits itself to support the implementation of comprehensive mine-risk education programmes, to undertake advocacy to universalise the Mine Ban Treaty, to support the formation of lasting and appropriate partnerships to realise the aims of the Treaty – and to ensure that child landmine survivors are included in public health, education and other development programmes.

Although actors indicated that input and connections could be improved, almost all relevant actors from the seven neighbourhoods felt that the collaboration initiated through the process should be continued in order to realise the aims and actions (associated with the themes) in the neighbourhood.

Participants will be drawn to represent as wholly as possible the existing service provision with no regard to perceived or established treatment or referral biases since that gives the best potential to realise the aims of both stages of the exercise.

Hu laughed and blamed a problem in translation, saying he had not realised the question was aimed at him, but he would now answer it.

Twenty one interviews were conducted in total as preliminary analysis indicated that the data received from these interviews was sufficient to realise the study aim as common themes were reoccurring.

To realise the study aims, a multi-perspective, longitudinal qualitative design was chosen referring to grounded theory [ 24, 25] and narrative research strategies [ 26, 27], as proposed for example by Charmaz [ 28].

After all, if our children are to realise the egalitarian aims of this country more fully than we have been able to, shouldn't their schools provide them with clearer democratic models?

After experimenting, however, I begin to realise that the aim when cooking dal is to achieve a blessedly comforting creaminess, which can only come from pulses that have thoroughly broken down.