Sentence examples for their aims of from inspiring English sources

However, claw-back would reduce still further the resources such institutions have to support their aims of widening participation.

The Royal College of Nursing doubts the reforms will achieve their aims of putting patients at the centre, reducing inefficiency and driving up standards.

I remain convinced that ordinary city-dwellers can use networked informatics beneficially, to support them in their aims of group coordination, collective decision-making and deliberative self-determination.

This began in the United States back in the 30s as an insidious movement in which designers, formerly purist in their aims of human betterment, became more commercial and cynical.

Any challenge to government policy is either tame (the Greens have almost entirely abandoned their aims of social equality and pacifism) or is barely noticed (the post-communist Left party, when not tripping over its own feet, gets a cold shoulder from the media).

"Excellent Films" were popular films selected by the government for coinciding with their aims of reconstructing the nation.

The usefulness of rights comes to an end when they lose their aim of resisting injustice.

Sky and Virgin have achieved their aim of delaying the free-to-air competition.

I applaud Active Inspiration in their aim of inspiring children to love being active.

The demonstrators have failed in their aim of sending Ali flying back into oblivion.

The Free Aceh rebels say they will not give up their aim of a separate state.