Sentence examples for the aim of the changes from inspiring English sources

That was the aim of the changes.

A Department for Education spokeswoman said the aim of the changes was "to put an end to the resit culture, allow more time for teaching and learning and ensure pupils develop an in-depth and lasting understanding of a subject.

All were told that the aim of the changes was to improve residents experience of eating and drinking in their homes, that there was a suggestion that this may impact positively on residents health (but that this was not clear) and that the changes were going to occur in some homes imminently, and in others a year later (with specific information provided on the home that was being addressed).

The aim of the change is to reduce the number of MPs at Westminster from 650 to 600.

The aim of the change from a club-based structure was to improve the standard of professional play and put the game on a sounder financial footing.

She said the aim of the latest changes had been to attract more women to the station.

The aim of the policy changes has been to toughen up qualifications, curb grade inflation and drive up standards.

The co-payment for medicines will also increase by $5. Hockey said the aim of the health changes was to "get the nation to invest in its own healthcare … and for people to accept personal responsibility for their own physical health".

The aim of the new change is to liberalize Russia's highly regulated market and expand a wholesale market for electricity, where the country's biggest companies could shop around for the best price.

The aim of the proposed change is to build up Singapore as "a place of choice for students wanting to become qualified accountants, and where non-accountancy graduates can pursue qualification through various programs," Mr. Chin said.

By simultaneously balancing the fit among the four aspects and the aim of the desired change, organizations can achieve better performance than competitors.