Sentence examples for the broad aim from inspiring English sources

The broad aim of the white paper – introducing the beginnings of a market while controlling cost – was the right one.

The broad aim of the talks was to restore the cooperation between the two militaries that existed before NATO's war with Yugoslavia.

The broad aim of open banking is to make it easier for customers to manage money across different financial services providers.

The broad aim was to create easily digestible bits of media content, that would engage and entertain as much as inform other young people about the dangers of ending up on the streets.

The organisation's 'Lomography Manifesto' set out 10 'golden rules' outlining a new photographic philosophy: the broad aim being to break with convention and adopt a 'shoot first, ask later' approach.

The limestone landscapes from which Lafarge is winning aggregates to make cement are evidently of global importance for biodiversity and alongside the broad aim of achieving a 'net positive impact' the firm has undertaken some specific steps at Gunung Kanthan that it says are aimed at protecting the unique wildlife.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009, European regulators outlined the broad aims of a financial overhaul.

Those are some of the broad aims of the 17 sustainable development goals due to be ratified by the UN's 193 members on Friday.

There is plenty of political talk supporting the broad aims to digitize the European Union economy, including development of Internet-based mobile phone services.

It is hard to argue with the broad aims of Pattern and Decoration, an American art movement from the mid-1970s thethe mid-1980s.

It reviews the broad aims of surface modification of tissue engineering scaffolds.