Sentence examples for address aimed at from inspiring English sources
President Morsi is due to make a TV address aimed at diffusing the deepening crisis.
The professor delivered a stern address, aimed at the new director, about the wrong-headedness of the Brotherhood's approach to the Archives and Library.
Presidents often visit schools, and Obama was not the first one to offer a back-to-school address aimed at millions of students in every grade.
Eight years after the start of the global banking crisis, Barack Obama on Tuesday will seek to reset America's financial priorities in a State of the Union address aimed at suggesting ways to ensure the benefits of the recovery are more evenly spread across society.
Republicans certainly enjoyed themselves at the GOP Convention. Rudy Guiliani in the midst of his extraordinarily mocking address aimed at Barack Obama came across the phrase "community organizer" and brought the house down.. .Community organizer?
The influence of microgeometry and grading parameters on the shear stress concentration at the coating/matrix interface is addressed, aimed at the composite optimization in regards to fatigue and debonding phenomena.
For all his oratorical skills, President Obama hasn't given enough broad, national addresses aimed at persuading independent voters of his vision for a better America.
iTree addresses aims at easing the installation and setting up of the environment, the choice of the reference dataset, and other features related to the experimental processing of some bioinformatics algorithms and applications as MSA and phylogenetic tree building.
He did say it in a 50-minute address aimed directly at the Muslim and Arab worlds.
The heart of his address was aimed at the city's large military population.
Above all, his address seemed aimed at the United States and other Western allies, whose representatives, including Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, were among an audience of about 800 that also included government officials, military officers and tribal leaders.
