Sentence examples for whole aims from inspiring English sources

The strategy as a whole aims to save the council 30% of its £1.1bn budget.

Trial Crack was focused mainly on the local Berlin scene, but the reSource project as a whole aims to develop a translocal network of artists and cultural agents of potentially international scope.

Assent is defined as willingness to participate even without full understanding of the complexity and the whole aims of the study.

Translational research, as a whole, aims to bridge the gap between basic research, applied clinical research, and clinical practice (figure 1).

Therefore, they are asked to assent [ 59], which is defined as willingness to participate even without full understanding of the complexity and the whole aims of the study.

A follow-up study examining the Merseyside county as a whole aims to rectify this by including a larger population while still sharing similar health characteristics such as deprivation and smoking rates.

That's the whole aim of politics.

Widespread, paralysing terror is the whole aim of "terrorism", right?

That's the whole aim of coming here.

The whole aim of Abel & Cole, it seems, is to wage war against unethical retailers.

The whole aim of a Russian cut should have been to allow everyone to save face".