Sentence examples for aim of giving from inspiring English sources

The upper earnings limit was set at £60,000 with the deliberate aim of giving a warm state-funded hug to nine out of 10 families.

Activists have occupied Tate Modern's Turbine Hall with the aim of giving an all-night performance criticising BP's sponsorship of the gallery.

More importantly, it has fulfilled its aim of giving employment to almost the entire population of work-capable mentally ill people in La Garrotxa.

Intrinsic to the aim of giving soul music a broader base was the idea of making the music a less overtly black proposition.

It began in 2010 by creating a brand identity to support its social media efforts, with the aim of giving the council a human face.

Based on the aim of giving Hong Kong companies totally tariff-free access to China by 2006, Mr. Tsang also emphasized the mechanisms to expand the agreement.

That company was believed to be a response to Nicira, with an aim of giving more relevance to Cisco gear in the world of virtualized networks.

This suited their aim of giving Iran cohesion, rules and a strong state, but they also turned their backs on their own origins as Sufis and put in train tensions that have persisted for centuries.

Dr. Barnard also performed heart-lung transplants and "piggyback" transplants in which he grafted a second human heart to the patient's damaged heart with the aim of giving it time to heal.

They're run by a midwife and volunteer dad (me) with the aim of giving fathers the most open and honest forum possible to talk and learn about pregnancy, birth and the following months.

The much-vaunted deep sea port built in restive Balochistan with the apparent aim of giving a Chinese presence at the mouth of the Persian Gulf has barely scratched its full potential.