Sentence examples for the declared aims from inspiring English sources

The overall evidences of the capability of the apparatus to achieve the declared aims are also presented.

There is a fundamental mismatch between the declared aims of universities as employers and the HR practices that they implement.

Anthony Seldon is co-author with Peter Snowdon of Cameron at 10: The Verdict (William Collins, £9.99) David Cameron's political legacy might be immediately deduced from the declared aims of Theresa May, his successor.

Promoting religious freedom is one of the declared aims of the British Foreign Office.Yet American religious freedom-watchers see a perpetual risk of their cause being subordinated completely to other foreign-policy concerns.

One of the declared aims of the conference is to "educate a whole new generation of young Palestinian lawyers and legal and political scholars about new possible arguments and concepts in order to use international law better".

The link-up allows Vice to expand into Europe and India with the help of 21st Century Fox's assets, which include stakes in Sky television channels and chimes with the declared aims of Vice's co-founder, Shane Smith, for his company to become "MTV, ESPN and CNN rolled into one".

The declared aim of the reforms is to update the socialist model rather than to replace it.

The declared aim of the war is to weaken Hamas and to intensify the pressure until its leaders agree to a new ceasefire on Israel's terms.

This, in fact, has been the declared aim of the regime, led by Jerry Rawlings, ever since it took over in 1983.

The first biographies written with the declared aim of stripping away accumulated myths appeared within Liszt's lifetime, and have gone on being published ever since.

It is the declared aim of Lord Adonis and Ed Balls, Secretary for children, schools and families, that every university should have a link with an academy.