Sentence examples for well-defined aims from inspiring English sources

Like Denmark's chefs and its filmmakers, its television writers believe in establishing well-defined aims.

The absence of theoretical foundations and well-defined aims is detrimental to the quality of learning processes of museum visitors.

In undergraduate education spiritual care should be approached as an independent subject with well-defined aims.

The concept -- aiming products at distinct, well-defined target markets -- has thrown Detroit's traditional business model on its ear.

Curtis aims each of his series at a well-defined target, even if it turns out to be a somewhat idiosyncratic one.

He believes that "bioterror probably won't be used by extremist groups with well-defined political aims – it's too uncontrollable.

This work forms part of a larger program to study spray jets and flames in a simple, well-defined geometry, aimed at providing a platform for developing and validating predictive tools for such flows.

Hollywood isn't generally known for precisely timed or well-defined campaigns aimed at specific legislative language as bills move through Congress.

Studies by Maluka and Mubyaz found that well-defined structures aimed at ensuring grassroots participation have been established [ 10, 11].

Such a trial should have a clear-cut and well-defined primary aim to evaluate effects on cardiovascular end points or its corresponding renal outcome.

Cross-cultural adaptation is a complex, well-defined process, aiming to ensure that the translated version is culturally sensitive, as large variations exist between cultures in attitudes toward disease, participation in decision-making, and in discussing illness [ 13].