Sentence examples for aim of extending from inspiring English sources

The Church of Scientology has unveiled a $50m£34m4mediadia complex, which includes a 24/7 news channel and a movie studio, on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles with the aim of extending its message to the world.

In an attempt to snatch the political initiative, she has cajoled the Lib Dems and Tories into supporting the new Constitutional Commission, with the aim of extending devolution and spiking the SNP's guns.

At first it will be run as a pilot in three areas across England and Wales, with the aim of extending nationally, as part of the effort to identify, early on, women experiencing domestic abuse.

Therefore we support the Royal College of General Practitioners in its aim of extending GP training from three to four years, which would help increase the number that receive child health training (currently only around one in three).

These networks were designed with the aim of extending the existing wired public switched telephone network (PSTN) to include a large number of mobile nodes.

Researchers have been studying several surface engineering techniques to enhance surface characteristics of maraging and tool steels with the aim of extending service life.

But the deal fell far short of President Bush's aim of permanently extending the original law, which expanded the government's investigative powers after the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.

We conducted a multicentre epidemiological study to ascertain the prevalence of different genotypes of HPV in young Italian women with normal cytology, with the aim of evaluating the possibility of extending vaccination to older females.

In the next couple of years, we aim to extend the body of evidence on the association between prenatal maternal stress and cardio-metabolic health in the offspring in later life.

Several initiatives aim to extend the scope of public databases of microarray data to incorporate toxicology and biologic end points.

The aim to extend the set of typable terms led to the introduction of ∧ into types.