Sentence examples for revised aim from inspiring English sources

For the West Pier Trust, it offered rental income, which they could use to explore their revised aim of building a replacement pier.

If this is the case, be sure to get several colleagues to read both the reviews and the revised aim to see if it does fly, instead of crashing and burning up your grant proposal.

This is a good approach if you can provide each of the revised aims with clear rationale and preliminary supporting data.

Currently, the EU Data Protection Directive is being revised, aiming to harmonize data protection rules across the EU and tighten privacy protection of personal information [ 24, 26].

The revised primary aim of the FAVOURED study is to test the hypothesis that omega-3 PUFAs will reduce rates of AVF access failure within 12 months following AVF surgery.

The revised rule aims to keep the share of natural gas in the nation's power mix at current levels.

The revised resource aimed to prepare health students and their supervisors for IP placements.

The revised plan aims to increase healthy practices and utilization of quality maternal and neonatal health services among poor and excluded women (10).

Health examinations by a revised method aimed at detecting renal tubular dysfunctions more effectively were conducted on the general population aged 50 years and over in cadmium-polluted areas (1826 persons) and control areas (1611 persons) in four prefectures in Japan in 1976.

Revised PMTCT guidelines aim to reduce the inequity between PMTCT services in high and low resource settings in efforts to eliminate mother-to-child transmission.

In the United Kingdom, information materials for all three national cancer screening programmes (breast, cervical and colorectal) have recently been revised, with the aim of providing balanced information to allow people to make an informed choice about participation (Richards, 2011).