Sentence examples for state's aims from inspiring English sources

A 2009 study by the Hong Kong Institute for Monetary Research found that if state-owned firms were to pay a market interest rate, their profits "would be entirely wiped out".One reason is that state firms must pursue the state's aims, which include many things besides making profits.

By the summer of 1919, Serbian and Yugoslav authorities decided that Chetnik bands such as those of Babunski were not "furthering the state's aims in the region".

"It's been the state's aim for years has been to make it so people come down to the waterfront from Philadelphia or the suburbs and have fun, and then they get on the highway and go right back," Mr. Francis said.

"I can't say what the state's aim is here, but if you're a community that's been at risk of punitive reactions in interaction with government, you're not going to want to keep interacting with them".

Fabienne Buccio, the Calais prefect, said this month that the state's aim was for "no more migrants sleeping outdoors".

In April, San Jose city officials decided to exceed the state's target, instituting rules aimed at a mandatory thirty-per-cent reduction.

A bill currently going through the state's legislature aims to change that by setting the ambitious goal of using renewable energy exclusively by 2050.

This quickly turned into a quasi-insurrection in the state's capital, aimed at ousting Mr Ruiz.

The state's general aim is to educate all children at least up to the age of 14.

The extra resources will go towards improved housing and healthcare for people living with HIV and Aids and is part of the state's official aim to eradicate the disease by 2020.

While MSU Denver is a leader in educating Coloradans through programs relevant to the state's economy, Davidson aims to build the institution's reputation both nationally and internationally.