Examples of using Basic aim in English and their translations into Italian
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invest its funds with the basic aim of promoting a special investment plan for growth and jobs.
The basic aim behind the bankruptcy laws is to provide reliable debtors a fresh start.
has the basic aim of expand and promote the knowledge about the paprika and red pepper raised in the region.
The basic aim of this report, to improve the protection of minors,
opening it up is the basic aim of the European Research Area.
The basic aim of the pension fund strategy is to channel savings towards the financial markets.
They must be seen in the context of the fundamental goal of linking the Member States closer together: the basic aim of European cohesion confirmed in the Single European Act.
Madam President, the basic aim of the Common Fisheries Policy is a system of sustainable fish stocks.
The basic aim of the project is to promote intercultural awareness by developing competences in a global context for adult educators.
The basic aim of Baccarat is to attain as close to nine as likely.
Above and beyond this social aspect, there was always the basic aim: the missionary's essential task of being sent to proclaim the Kingdom of God.
The basic aim of the information centre is to be able to answer,
The basic aim of the Union's joint action,
The basic aim of the Foundation is to promote the collection,
The basic aim of this programme is in fact to help the Member States to ensure that all young people wishing to do so receive one year's,
The basic aim of assistance is to establish lasting political, economic and social mechanisms as
The basic aim of the programme was to introduce a satellite navigation system within Europe in order to ensure continuity
Our basic aim is to conserve the environment
NATO blocks serves the basic aim of widening the influence of world sovereigns in the key region of the western Balkans.
The basic aim was to extend the Community single market to all seven EFTA countries whilst at the same time retaining the Community's full autonomy and decisionmaking.