Sentence examples for with a single aim from inspiring English sources

"Max Patient Advocacy Work," it said, would be directed at "payers," "physicians," "patients," "media," "legal pressure" and "community involvement," all with a single aim: "OK Reimbursement".

Sure, it is hard enough to describe things in words, but this jargon is apparently designed with a single aim: incomprehensibility.

"Seven UK media regulators have come together to develop a single website, with a single aim – to help protect children from inappropriate material," said Ed Richards, chief executive of Ofcom.

Hours after the last overseas absentee ballot was counted, the Bush campaign unleashed a full-scale legal and public relations offensive with a single aim: persuading selected Bush counties to reconsider hundreds of overseas military ballots rejected the night before.

Thanksgiving Reprieve For Rejected Votes Hours after the last overseas absentee ballot was counted, the Bush campaign unleashed a full-scale legal and public relations offensive with a single aim: persuading selected Bush counties to reconsider hundreds of overseas military ballots rejected the night before.

Coyne says: "Templeton plies its enormous wealth with a single aim: to give credibility to religion by blurring its well-demarcated border with science … [and] goes to scientists who are either religious themselves or say nice things about religion". Is this true?

According to convention, a group of people is closed in a room, or sequence of rooms, with a single collective aim: to solve a series of puzzles in under an hour.

The project to create these tools was undertaken with a single, specific aim: to provide a means to examine microbial biofilm structures under multivariate growth and/or exposure conditions.

A dedicated section called "Web resources" has been created to store links to locus-specific databases that, dealing with a single gene/disease, aim to record all gene variants identified worldwide.

The narrative interview primarily involves two sub-sessions [ 18, 19], with the first sub-session starting with a "single question aimed at inducing narrative" (SQUIN).

Protonet is funding the first phase of the campaign but Jelveh says the group will have additional investors (as yet undisclosed), and he's now in the process of spinning it out as a separate not-for-profit organization with the single aim of lobbying for a new data access law — which it's calling the European Data Sovereignty Act.