Sentence examples similar to aim of events from inspiring English sources

The aim of event-based surveillance is event detection before official reporting, confirmation, and eventual notification.

It also undermines the various capital cycling campaigns and aims of events such as next week's Big Ride and the cycling-keen Tory mayor's own objectives.

The challenge for all of us is to maintain concentration, contributing to the aims of events such as the disability summit and not to stigmatisation or discrimination.

For plenty of young people, it will be difficult to think of Mr. Spencer's speech going unchallenged, but provoking angry protest is a central aim of these events.

Demystifying dance is the aim of several events that will send audiences into dancers' studios and get dancers performing in the stores where their audiences shop and in other unlikely settings, like the gardens of the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.

Its silicon vertex detector, the Vertex Locator (VELO), will provide precise topological information for use in LHCb's second level trigger with the aim of selecting events with high sensitivity to CP violation parameters while reducing the data rates from 40 MHz to 40 kHz.

The aim of these events was to raise the profile and increase information on diabetes and cardiovascular disease to the general population.

Make the aim of the event helping others and making connections.

The aim of the event, organized by the nonprofit Reboot, is "to help hyperconnected people of all backgrounds to embrace the ancient ritual of a day of rest".

He said the aim of the event on Saturday was "to re-establish a dialogue" between the church and artists "that's necessary and fertile for both".

That was extremely unfortunate as the aim of the event was more a demonstration of free expression than any endorsement of what he had to say.