Sentence examples for the decisive aim of from inspiring English sources

Although initiating outpatient treatment is the decisive aim of the intervention, it is not the primary or only criterion of success.

According to Smith, "no act of force will ever be decisive" because the aim of modern conflicts is to win the will of the people, which will not be achieved by battlefield victory alone.

In this viewpoint, we drew on the experiences of all schemes paying for biodiversity outcomes/results on agricultural land operating in the EU and EFTA countries with the aim of reviewing the decisive elements of the schemes' design and implementation as well as the challenges and opportunities of adopting a results-based approach.

The doctrine set forth by Ronald Reagan's Defense Secretary, Caspar Weinberger, and later amended by Colin Powell, held that the United States should not commit its forces to a fight unless there was a vital national interest at stake, solid public support, the aim of decisive victory, and an exit strategy.

Further, we aim to detect if the trends in morbidity or in mortality are the decisive drivers of the CFLY and of the health scenarios.

The aim of the summit is to agree decisive action that will limit global warming to 2˚C, beyond which the consequences become increasingly devastating.

This was likely the decisive game of the match.

The decisive hour of the battle had arrived.

confederate Mar-thas the decisive defeat of Panipat (I761).

The decisive battle of the French war was Dienbienphu.

A senior British official acknowledged that discussions between London, Brussels and Washington had been going on for months with the aim of unblocking the supply of medicines, but without a decisive outcome.