Sentence examples for the aims which from inspiring English sources

Shrinking bureaucracy and trimming the management are, Moratti claims, the aims, which would be achieved by drastically reducing the number of departments and grouping the current 100 institutes into seven macro areas.

The aim – which appears to have been largely successful – was to improve the UK's negotiating positions on the economic matters under discussion.

Survival will be the aim, which has been the case since they joined the Premier League in 2011.

His thoughts on the matter were, "The aim which I had to keep in view... for technical and organizing reasons as well as reasons of political finance was to build as steadily as possible".

This method is appropriate given the complexity of the area and the aim, which is to build a comprehensive picture of workarounds, rather than to weigh up the levels of evidence in relation to a specific question.

Of note, participants were blinded to group allocation and not aware of the study aims, which is a strength of the study.

The second phase is devoted to working on the treatment aims, which usually relate to one of four interpersonal problem areas; mourning, strife, role transformation or isolation.

Each participant was given an age-appropriate information sheet explaining the study aims, which aimed to motivate individuals to participate.

Yet whatever our theoretical framework, it is not primarily the exposition or rejection of universal aims which determines the role intellectuals play in revitalising cultural life.

Each of these factions has its own aims, which narrow the terms of any possible peace deal.

Avoiding another attack or capturing the next terrorists, are worthy aims which most Americans support.