Sentence examples for aimed at arriving from inspiring English sources
This is best illustrated by the current dominant research programme in theoretical physics aimed at arriving at a unified description of all the fundamental forces of nature (gravitational, weak, electromagnetic and strong) in terms of underlying local symmetry groups.
On the other hand, Rotimi et al. explained that their engagement process was not aimed at arriving at a consensus.
For 19 years, Elizabeth Baumgartner, a Polish-American from Queens, has been publishing a series of how-to books aimed at newly arrived Polish immigrants trying to find their way in the United States.
While the Scandinavian welfare states differ on a number of counts with respect to immigration control, national integration philosophies and citizenship policies, the article outlines how activation policies aimed at newly arrived immigrants share several features.
Treatment should in that case aim at arriving rapidly at a sufficient concentration of effective antimicrobial agents within the CNS.
Coming somewhat abruptly in the waning days of a final legislative session before new lawmakers arrive in January, the push here — strongly opposed by labor leaders and Democrats, who say it is aimed at weakening unions — arrives at a volatile time for labor issues in Michigan.
"Somebody stop me," Ms. Rivers screamed following a nasty blast aimed at one of the arriving celebrities.
And about A$300m will fund the "Malaysia solution", a plan Ms Gillard unveiled three days before the budget, aimed at deterring asylum-seekers arriving in Australia by boat.
In opposition, Morrison criticised the Labor government for running a multimillion dollar advertising campaign purportedly aimed at dissuading asylum seekers from arriving in Australia by boat.
They will not make Australia home" In opposition, Morrison criticised the Labor government for running a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign purportedly aimed at dissuading asylum seekers from arriving in Australia by boat.
The delay phase was aimed at preventing pandemic (H1N1) 2009 from arriving in Australia and focused attention on border control and communication with international travelers.
