Sentence examples for the long term aimed from inspiring English sources

We do know what works - a humane and holistic approach that is also fiscally sustainable in the long term, aimed not only at housing the homeless but preventing people from becoming homeless in the first place.

Clear objectives must be agreed at outset, linked to the long term aims of the organisation.

Its counterpart, Quebec's university student federation, represents some 125,000 students, with Classe, which has the long term aim of free university education in Quebec, having a further 100,000.

Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) and near-infrared (NIR) spectroscopy have been used to characterise the ageing of cellulosic paper, with the long term aim of developing a technique to assess the condition of paper insulation in electrical transformers.

The long term aim of the project is to protect the environment "for generations to come", she added.

The long term aim here isn't for these (sometimes slightly Heath Robinson looking) machines to be developed into the robots of the future.

And he says the long term aim is to try and resurrect plans for a stadium for Cornwall so the club can eventually sell Treyew Road.

But we should not lose sight of the long term aim - which is not necessarily to produce a nation of Mark Zuckerbergs.

The long term aim is to enable Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders to become coders and web and mobile developers.

Here, we redesign them to encode minimal primary miRNA mimics, with the long term aim of intracellular transcription followed by RNA processing and maturation via endogenous pathways.

The long term aim of this study is to identify the key factors that distinguish those RPE cells that are able to trans-differentiate from those that are not.