Sentence examples for aim of resolving the from inspiring English sources
It was formed this year by Mr. Van Rompuy with the aim of resolving the crisis in the euro-zone and to redraw rules governing the economic management of the bloc.
The BentoBox, designed within the project CityLog [21], with the participation of TNT Express, has been developed with the aim of resolving the second disadvantage of pack stations.
With the aim of resolving the aforementioned issues straightforwardly, a Moving Morphable Void (MMV -based approach is proposed in the present study.
The spokeswoman said: "Glasgow 2014 and its official ticketing provider Ticketmaster are today urgently reviewing the performance of the ticketing website with the aim of resolving the issues experienced by some of our customers.
With the aim of resolving the problem of underdetermined system of rock physics equations, the concept proposed by Thomas and Stieber (1975) was applied here to establish a desired link between ϕ and C so as to reduce the number of unknown reservoir properties.
The text, proposed by the ruling Socialists and backed by left-wing parties and some conservatives, asked the government to "use the recognition of a Palestinian state with the aim of resolving the conflict definitively".
The subject is revisited with the aim of resolving this discrepancy.
Many studies have been conducted with the aim of resolving this problem.
De Blasio said these 1,500 inmates were all scheduled to have a court date last month, with the aim of resolving their cases by the end of the year.
In this study we analyzed all one-hundred currently available complete mitochondrial genomes from the Pancrustacea, including 5 newly sequenced genomes from the basal hexapod orders Collembola (4) and Microcoryphia (1), with the aim of resolving phylogenetic relationships among the Pancrustacea, and paying special attention to the position of basal hexapod lineages.
The Congregationes were convoked by Pope Clement VIII with the aim of resolving what had become a widespread struggle between the two orders.
