Sentence examples for aim of aligning from inspiring English sources

These moves, which were agreed at the BBC Trust's monthly meeting yesterday, follows a review of the corporation's commercial activities, with the aim of aligning them more closely with the corporation's core public service broadcasting purposes.

The share of managerial remuneration in the form of stock options and bonuses has also been increased, with the aim of aligning the interests of managers more closely with those of shareholders.

DUP politician Simon Hamilton MLA, who had ultimate responsibility for NI-CO at the time, insisted that "NI-CO will continue to deliver programmes, sharing the learnings and experience of Northern Ireland to change attitudes, culture and behaviour, with the ultimate aim of aligning these countries to the relevant international standards".

Now a new approach that aims to do a better job of "aligning incentives," as the wonks like to say, has grabbed the attention of policy experts and legislators.

Boards aim to align the interests of managers with the interests of owners by building various incentives into managers' contracts.Seen this way, the technology for aligning incentives has been improving lately witness the growing, and in some cases dominant, role of stock options in top executives' pay.

It consists of aligning a query sequence to a sequence database with the aim of determining those sequences that have statistically significant matches to that of the query.

A way of aligning herself with oblivion?

Of aligning yourself with the wrong brands.

In this article, we aim to align a query network with a database of networks efficiently.

This aimed to align the design of health insurance with the first health policy, the Health Sector Strategic Plan of 2000 05, and to provide insight into implementation plans [ 32].

In Zambia, there is a Ministerial restructuring in process which aims to align the activities of civil servants in health, welfare and community development.