Sentence examples for aim to close from inspiring English sources

In Scotland, highly selective strikes would aim to close hospitals, possibly on a rota basis.

The Obama administration's stated aim to close Guantánamo looks sure to fail, as Barack Obama's presidency comes to an end.

Riverside's intensive intervention officers aim to close the gap left by the loss of such outside support, Booth says.

Counterproposals by Democrats and Republicans also aim to close the achievement gap between poor and middle-class students through accountability measures like standardized tests, school report cards and pay incentives.

Eight regions in Australia have opted in to the "empowered communities" reforms, which aim to close the gap by returning control of funding and services to Indigenous communities and focusing on investing in measures that lead to economic self-sufficiency.

"However, the lower earnings limit will exclude the most disadvantaged parents and risks compounding existing inequalities for the most disadvantaged families, in tension with the government's stated aim to close the attainment gap for the most disadvantaged children".

Studios de Paris aims to close the gap.

Britain aims to close a fiscal gap of about 10 percent of gross domestic product.

The plan aims to close down the main tax loopholes that have helped multinational companies avoid billions in corporation tax.

Another high-profile case that aimed to close the aging Hamaoka nuclear power plant in Shizuoka failed in 2007.

The 'red alert' has aimed to close schools and limit construction and other industry in the capital.