Sentences with phrase «ultimate aim»

There are many professionals in a bank organization whose ultimate aim is to assist the customers have an easy banking experience.

This profound body of wisdom lays out the primary and ultimate aim of yoga in a lovely set of guidelines known as The Eight Limbs of Yoga.

What is Saito's ultimate aim for DQ10, whose PC port comes out in Japan this September?

Within all this speaking and hearing, creating thick descriptions of theological education will lead us not to an idea about ultimate aims (though that inference may also be included!)

For the philosopher Richard Rorty, in the opposite camp, irony offers the proper detachment from ultimate aims and fundamental commitments or principles when we believe that everything is «a product of time and chance.»

Brendan Rodgers ultimate aim and ambition is to qualify Liverpool for the Champions League.

Dangote ultimate aim is to have a highly trained and committed workforce to drive Dangote group businesses and also to beef up the nation's industrial manpower needs through the trainings on the various platforms listed below:

Our YSC 1 & 2 programs are designed for individuals who want to explore their own positive transformation while immersed in community with people whose ultimate aim is peace.

But as with the progression toward self - aggregation discussed above, the ultimate aim even with these mega-medi-deals isn't to get bigger for bigness sake — or at least it shouldn't be.

«The ultimate aim is to use these general - purpose technologies and apply them to all sorts of important real world problems.»

The ultimate aim is to get more sales per square foot.

The ultimate aim of these actions was to drive up profits for all firms involved.

The ultimate aim is to have a 100 percent tax on electric vehicles by 2022.

While rewriting a deeply - rooted cultural narrative may sound like a tall order, the campaign's ultimate aim is to reduce food waste — of which 89 million tons is generated every year by the European Union, according to the campaign.

The ultimate aim of these invention protections is to accelerate the process of discovery and to expand the scope of public knowledge as quickly as possible.

For some animal rights groups, the alt - meat effort marks a chance to finally make some progress on their ultimate aim.

Launched three years ago to fight off the threat of deflation, the ECB's 2.55 trillion euro ($ 3.14 trillion) bond purchase programme has kept borrowing costs low to induce spending and investment, all with the ultimate aim of generating inflation.

If the ultimate aim of any feedback is to improve employee performance — and therefore, the organization's performance — than you need to consider whether the timing and the wording of the feedback will accomplish those goals.

GOIS is designed for end - to - end supply chain and logistics management with an ultimate aim is to minimise stock - outs and maximising sales by offering web and mobile accessibility to continue your business operations on the go.

It's ultimate aim is to build a «computer that thinks like a person,» according to the company's co-founder Scott Phoenix says, «except it doesn't have to eat or sleep».

It does so with the ultimate aim of promoting job creation, economic growth and a better quality of life.

The ultimate aim of real estate investors is not so much to seek income — most of which is pledged to their bankers as interest payments on the property they acquire — but for property gains.

Litecoin's ultimate aim was to improve upon and reduce the lag and bottlenecks we can often see with Bitcoin.

No business operates in a vacuum and it's probable that yours is just one stop on the many roads to your client fulfilling their ultimate aims.

Ride25 began in June 2012 with the ultimate aim of cycling from the UK to Sydney in Australia, split over 25 sections and as many years.

Stage Five: Fit - out Maximising work quality, reducing cost and improving the general well - being of staff is the ultimate aim of the project.

The Arab spring is not a random event in history, a means to an end; the ultimate aim being joining forces for the destruction of Israel.

While the initial orientation has been to seek material written primarily from a Christian perspective, the ultimate aim is to broaden the scope to include material on all the world's major religions.

And yet these theologians» ultimate aim is not to deconstruct the Christian faith, but to strengthen its foundations and witness.

The ultimate aim of the formation of all movements were to create a beloved community in America, an integrated society wherein brotherhood would be an actuality in every aspect of social life.

The ultimate aim of the modern movement in biology is in fact to explain all biology in terms of physics and chemistry.3

Crick's, Watson» s and Feinberg's beliefs echo those of Jacques Loeb: «The ultimate aim of the physical sciences is the visualization of all phenomena in terms of groupings and displacements of ultimate particles, and since there is no discontinuity between the matter constituting the living and the non-living world, the goal of biology can be expressed in the same way.»

However, such prayers keep announcing the ultimate aim of Christian life before everyone as an invitation to maturing.

The bulk of funds ($ 100m) went towards SpaceX, a company created to revolutionise space technology, with the ultimate aim of colonising Mars.

The ultimate aim, so far as any can be descried, is the emergence of the various religions out of their isolation into a world fellowship in which each will find its appropriate place [Stephen Neill, A History of Christian Missions (Penguin, 1964), p. 456].

They continually tried to make of this «fanatic» a contemporary man and a theologian, who would always decently observe the accepted norms of moderation and propriety... [There can] be no vital fellowship between him and a generation utterly devoid of all directness and all enthusiasm for the ultimate aims of humanity.

For them, the study of the humanities is meant to form citizens; its ultimate aim is civic engagement.

The climactic expression of maturing in the Christian life as the ultimate aim of all ministry in the church comes in Ephesians:

Knowledge of the canon law — jurisprudence — was the most venerated of all knowledge, and adherence to its rules was the ultimate aim as well as the true mark of every pious Muslim.

In terms of God's relationship to us, this could even be understood as the ultimate aim in God's creative purpose.

We are relational beings with the ultimate aim of regaining a relationship with the God who created us.

The ultimate aim of relational power is the creation and enhancement of those relationships in which all participating members are transformed into individuals and groups of greater stature.

In a sense this is its ultimate aim, for all of the other rightnesses of life are caught up in the sanity of sovereign mentality.

His view was that it is nobler not to believe in [what's conventionally meant by] immortality, because it forces us to look beyond ourselves for our ultimate aim.

Evangelising society and culture is the ultimate aim of the missionary activity of the Church.