Sentence examples for varying aims from inspiring English sources

His diplomatic activity varied with the varying aims of his foreign policy.

This story — call it the Parable of Horseshit — has been told many times, with varying aims.

That left the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and individual nations to pursue aid programs largely independently, with varying aims and mixed results.

These groups have varying aims, and there are various ways of looking at proposals to set up a wind park.

We have claimed that initiatives are advanced by a heterogeneous group of actors, with varying aims, which take under consideration local power constellations, spatial conditions, and the existing set of technological options.

There is general agreement that due to varying aims of using quality information, the different stakeholders have specific preferences for the type of quality information [ 1- 3].

Recent biographies similarly abound, varying in aim and quality: Lord David Cecil's elegant and unassuming "portrait" in 1978; Park Honan's scrupulous ­"cradle-to-grave" history in 1987; Claire Tomalin's brisk, superlative "life" and David Nokes's lengthier, more imaginative account, both in 1997.

Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton -- have all endorsed debt-free college and offered varying proposals aiming to make it a reality.

Indeed, SVs are of interest to researchers from varying backgrounds aiming to address SVs from different angles.

32 Our time varying covariates aim to represent the environment within which price reductions and foreign assistance operated and which could have independently affected coverage.

Momentum-based dumbbell training is a self-initiated spinning exercise that uses dumbbells to generate momentum while performing exercise movements with varying configurations aimed at concurrently challenging physical and cognitive abilities.