Sentence examples for valid aims from inspiring English sources
So says a Japanese official responsible for channelling the first tranche of ¥5 trillion $64 billionn) in government support to Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) following the meltdown of its three reactors at Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant after the tsunami on March 11th.The support has two valid aims.
The criticism of his former beliefs both mistaken and valid aims towards uncovering a "firm and permanent foundation".
We agree with Coleman (2004) that maintaining the population size does not seem to be a valid aim of population policy.
Therefore, the search for alternative therapies against HCV remains a valid aim, particularly in the context of low and middle-income countries that will not be able to afford the new drugs.
"Disrupting the spectacle is a valid artistic aim; it can be enjoyed by writers and audiences.
Interviewed near the end of his life, he insisted that "scandal" is itself a valid artistic aim.
21 97 Previous research also showed reliable and valid tests aiming to assess performance of groundstrokes in low-level to intermediate-level tennis players.
In contrast to studies that tackle individual risk factors in isolation with highly prescriptive interventions, in this trial we opted for an ecologically valid approach, aiming to bring about sustainable behaviour change within a real-world, everyday context tailored to the needs and circumstances of older people in a rural community.
Public health interventions aimed at reducing carbohydrate intake require valid and objective measures.
And yet, since the beginning of the recession, the EU has failed to adopt any valid common policy aimed at preventing further impoverishment, social conflict and emigration from Africa.
First Amendment: Free Speech In an important campaign finance case, the court voted 6 to 3 to reaffirm the constitutionality of low limits on campaign contributions and rejected the argument that such limits can be valid only if aimed at documented instances of corruption.
