Depending to the aim of using the films, these changes might be useful or not.
To that end he studied in Munich, but with the unconventional aim of using Jewish history as his text.
Former rebels told the experts "the aim of using nearly indistinguishable uniforms was to create confusion" when RDF units joined the rebels.
Quindell was originally a golf club in Hampshire, but under Terry it changed direction with the aim of using technology to revolutionise the handling of motor insurance claims.
But plenty of admirers working in research are hoping Dr. Jefferson's aim of using transgenomics to perform an end run around the multinationals' current approach to biotechnology pays off.
Madeleine Bunting wasn't expecting the Scottish referendum when she began the book, but the independence debate feeds into her aim of using the islands to come to a better understanding of Britain, and the idea of home.
Jake Porway, founder and executive director of DataKind opened the event by setting out the organisation's broad aim of using data to serve humanity, before opening the floor to each of the charities taking part.
I'm not talking Anthony Bourdain-style circulating bread baskets here, but dishes designed with the sole aim of using up good ingredients already sitting around in the restaurant's refrigerators.
The court held that indefinite retention of DNA data from people questioned by the police but never prosecuted, was a breach of their rights, and not proportionate to the government's stated aim of using such DNA data to solve crime.
These amount to nothing more than defending deeply and working the ball out quickly through the midfield with the aim of using quick strikers to catch defenders on the turn or beat the offside trap.
"It has increasingly structured the city's competitiveness and growth around sustainable development with the aim of using Singapore as a test bed for future urban solutions," she added.
