Sentence examples for aim to comment from inspiring English sources

Similarly, as this evaluation did not aim to comment on the EHP structure or implementation, additional studies should examine other models targeting workforce supply, including pre-service training and workforce incentives.

The FTIR spectra measured in the transmittance mode were used in aiming to comment on the effects of the NG on the local structures of PVA in the NF.

According to the Alliance, the new sculpture aims to comment on "Atlanta's relationship with the automobile in the context of one of the city's most walkable urban districts".

Rutberg said that besides documenting the importance of the written word to the L.A. art scene, the show aimed to comment on the self-concept of the only major city he can think of that commonly goes by its initials alone.

Its aim is to comment on the nature of America's hidden or black economy, but what that comment might be is hard to grasp.

(He also claims that MBIA was behind a short-lived investigation by the attorney general's office aimed at him. MBIA declined to comment on the accusation).

But was govt refusal to comment ahead of story aimed at discrediting press?

Finally, 89% of the patients sampled said that they would be willing to comment on information booklets aimed at CFS diagnosis and treatment.

Each aims to fix the commenting problem on the web by both making it easier to comment, and by giving users incentives to tie comments to their real (or at least established elsewhere) identities.

The opinion we have adopted appears likely to prevent such abuses, first of all because it formally recognises freedom of expression as a fundamental right, and secondly because the framework decision does not aim to punish comments, analyses or opinions, but incitements to hatred, which is something completely different.

The rules, which are now open to public comment, aim to crack down on lending practices that have been shown to target low-income individuals and ensnare them in a cycle of borrowing at inflated rates.