Sentence examples for the aim of recognising from inspiring English sources
The Bank said: "Governors' Day] is a long-held tradition that is open to all employees – including members of the monetary policy committee – including their families, with the aim of recognising their hard work and dedication".
"The aim of this award is to recognise innovation in global government work and highlight ministerial initiatives that have resulted in positive changes in their communities," the UAE minister of cabinet affairs, Mohammed Al Gergawi, told the summit as he gave Hunt the award.
"The aim of this award is to recognise innovation in global government work and highlight ministerial initiatives that have resulted in positive changes in their communities," the United Arab Emirates minister of cabinet affairs, Mohammed Al Gergawi, said as he gave Hunt the award in Dubai.
"The aim of this award is to recognise innovation in global government work and highlight ministerial initiatives that have resulted in positive changes in their communities," the United Arab Emirates minister of cabinet affairs, Mohammed Al Gergawi, told the summit as he gave Hunt the award.
The need for improved collaboration between different professional groups has been recognised with the aim of promoting a more holistic approach at improving health care, job retention and return-to-work following sickness [ 28- 32].
The aim of the explanatory note was to explicitly recognise that these differences will occur and to adapt the hierarchy where necessary.
Objective: The aim of this study was to determine whether diabetologists recognise patients' needs for additional intensive multidisciplinary care due to glycaemic and diabetes-related psychosocial difficulties.
The aim of this study was to investigate brain activity associated with recognising spoken concrete and abstract words.
Know the aim of the induction process.
The aim of this paper is to outline a multiple scale neural model to recognise colour images of textured scenes.
That was the aim of the changes.
