Sentence examples for aim of putting from inspiring English sources

Snooky certainly succeeds in her aim of putting the "fun" in "fundamentalism".

Mr. Mullen eats 10 meals a day with the aim of putting on as much muscle mass as possible with little body fat.

He added that he planned to take a university business course, with the aim of "putting something back into the game".

Mr. Landau, a hard-line Likud member of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's cabinet, added, "A civil representative of the Palestinian Authority was operating from the heart of Jerusalem with the aim of putting our sovereignty in question".

Successful police force bidders will start to receive their grants this month, with the aim of putting out the scanning technology on motorways and 'A' roads a quickly as possible.

But in the electorate, for now at least according to early polling, and in the minds of Labor tacticians, the Rudd restoration seems to have achieved its aim of putting Labor back into the electoral game.

One of the aims of putting students into the world of business and government, Mr. Vanhonacker said, is to break down their preconceptions.

The Royal College of Nursing doubts the reforms will achieve their aims of putting patients at the centre, reducing inefficiency and driving up standards.

Lansley's aims of putting patients at the heart of care, involving clinicians in decisions about the provision of services and reducing managerial costs, could be achieved without the massive structural upheavals of abolishing PCTs and SHAs.

I was becoming increasingly frustrated with the Big Life deal as the 80's became the 90's and found myself writing tunes more to escape the drudgery of trying to write commercial material with A&J, than with any realistic aims of putting it out.

A number of graphical displays aim to put results of diagnostic test evaluations into clinical context, based either on primary studies or systematic reviews.