Sentence examples for aim of relieving from inspiring English sources

Vishing is when someone rings up pretending to be from your bank, or even the police, claiming you've been a victim of card fraud, with the aim of relieving you of your account details and password.

An eight-lane bridge, with two lanes set aside for buses, is being built over the sea along the west of the peninsula, with the aim of relieving congestion ashore.

In the preface to the second of these volumes, Davidson himself described the conference as "a vast international educational effort with the apparent aim of relieving me of error and confusion".

The de-rating scheme around which Mr Churchill's fourth Budget was built has the sound aim of relieving productive industry from taxes levied in an unsatisfactory and illogical manner, and although it is open to substantial criticism from many points of view, it will in the course of time bring some relief where relief is wanted.

The 718th Infantry Division advanced from assembly areas in Sarajevo, Olovo and Tuzla, with the aim of relieving Rogatica and clearing the surrounding area of Partisans.

The losses on both sides were horrific, and while Soult had failed in his aim of relieving the siege of Badajoz, neither side had demonstrated the will to press for a conclusive victory.

All chemotherapy was intended for the palliative care of patients whose cancer was considered incurable, with the main aims of relieving symptoms and improving the quality of life.

7 8 These schemes aim to relieve part of the HES burden, either by confirming the necessity of referral or by managing the patient in a community setting.

Further research and resources should be directed toward conducting comprehensive population-based intervention studies aimed at developing sustainable programs capable of relieving the unmet global burden of presbyopia.

Daniel Becerra, co-founder of BuffaloGrid, aims to relieve some of these worries by enabling mobile phones to be charged in off-grid locations.

They can also target specific audiences more openly than dramas do — "The Game" is positioned as an African-American sitcom — just as, in their storylines, they aim to relieve ideological tensions instead of creating or ignoring them.