Sentence examples for aim at rebuilding from inspiring English sources

The trip will aim at rebuilding economic ties and Iran is expected to sign a deal with Airbus for 114 new aircraft.

In this scenario, we aim at rebuilding compositions using information extracted from them in the first place; therefore, we should expect the tools to be able to find solutions to all experiments.

Some politicians, like Philip Angelides, the state treasurer, have proposed investments aimed at rebuilding neighborhoods.

The statement, aimed at rebuilding support within the army and among the public, said that American training in Pakistan had only ever been minimal, and had now ended.

So far much of the action seems more clearly aimed at rebuilding a strong central government than at advancing democracy and reform.

Transit officials said that many delays were caused by track work and other construction projects aimed at rebuilding or modernizing the system.

Mr. Clinton also visited a Casa de Justicia, one of the United States-financed centers aimed at rebuilding the tattered criminal justice system across Colombia.

Lastly, trade and aid flows would be aimed at rebuilding local economies, rather than condemning them to a race to the bottom through increasingly open markets.

Flanagan and Villiers are expected to be on call this weekend to resume talks between the parties aimed at rebuilding trust within the political process.

"In recent months, the Chicago Police Department has implemented dozens of reforms aimed at rebuilding public trust, restoring accountability at every level of the department, and promoting transparency," said Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Chicago Police Department.

The federal government, the State of Michigan and five American Indian tribes in northern Michigan signed an agreement today aimed at rebuilding fish populations in the upper Great Lakes and improving strained relations between whites and Indians in upstate Michigan.