Sentence examples for aimed at acknowledging and from inspiring English sources
On another front, Assemblymen Keith L. T. Wright of Harlem and Hakeem Jeffries of Brooklyn said they would be introducing legislation "aimed at acknowledging and making an official apology for the role of New York State in the transatlantic and domestic slave trade".
The moves are aimed at acknowledging and encouraging dialogue about the university's ties to slavery.
Palliative care is aimed at acknowledging patients' impending death and at reconsidering goals of care [ 6].
The organization sought to portray the proposal as a compromise aimed at acknowledging changing attitudes while at the same time showing respect for the views of its religiously-based core fundraising constituency.
Penni Blythe-Jones, from the Emily Wilding Davison Working Group, said they were aimed at acknowledging the whole person.
As described previously, the Maori concept of cultural safety is unique and distinct from similar terminology used in health care settings such as cultural awareness, sensitivity or competence, aimed at acknowledging or respecting differences [ 22, 55, 61, 67, 68].
The Cosmology Prize is co-sponsored by the International Astronomical Union and aims to acknowledge and encourage further exploration.
(Senior Manager, Clinical Services) A number of participants acknowledged that initiatives aimed at engaging and empowering patients to become more actively involved in their own care, could be extended to empowering patients to remind health care workers to wash their hands: If enough patients did that then that kind of embarrasses staff into it and eventually they just wouldn't do it.
Obama's ads are aimed at battleground states and specific issues; Romney is acknowledging that the Latino vote is significant enough to merit inclusion.
The speakers acknowledged that a lot of public anger was aimed at them and their peers for not having averted the mess the markets are in, but they said much of it was misdirected.
