Sentence examples for two principal objectives from inspiring English sources

It achieved two principal objectives.

Concerned about the miseducation of their children, African-Caribbean parents and community groups established Saturday schools and ran Easter and summer schools with two principal objectives.

The two principal objectives of studies such as these are to use oil plants and their products for economic and environmentally sustainable rural development and to make rural areas self-sufficient in energy, especially liquid fuels.

The pipeline was therefore split into multiple sub-pipelines to perform individual tasks and accomplish its two principal objectives.

Imaging studies for the investigation of a suspected case of pulmonary sequestration have two principal objectives: to rule out other pathologies and to confirm the presence of an anomalous arterial supply [ 9, 19].

This study had two principal objectives: (i) to investigate the relationship between asthma severity and proximity to major roadways in Perth, Western Australia; (ii) to demonstrate a more accurate method of exposure assessment for traffic pollutants using an innovative GIS-based measure that fully integrates all traffic densities around subject residences.

This study has four principal objectives: (i) construct a robust estimate of phylogeny for Tetanocera and Tetanocerini, (ii) estimate the evolutionary transitions in larval feeding behaviors and habitats, (iii) test the monophyly of feeding groups and (iv) identify mechanisms underlying sciomyzid habitat and feeding behavior evolution.

The instantaneous angling mortality Fa at age a is then (21) To address the three principal objectives of the present work, numerical investigations were carried out for a parameter set chosen to describe size-selective recreational fishing on a hypothetical pike stock (Table A1).

I have estimated extremism scores for this year's Republican candidates by combining data from the three principal objective methods that are used to estimate ideology, one based on Congressional voting, one based on fund-raising contributions and the other based on voters' assessments of the candidates' ideology in polls.

It was played under the name maw by the British King James I and was later called spoil five from one of its principal objectives.

"One of the principal objectives," of the £430 million development, chairman Peter Hill-Wood told shareholders, was to provide "the increased income, profitability, cash generation and financial strength which would allow the Club to compete at the very highest level of domestic and European football".