Sentence examples for aimed at lightening from inspiring English sources

Other proposed legislation is aimed at lightening the tax burden on firefighters.

To that end, she said, many of the changes in the London version were directorial, aimed at lightening the mood of the show.

They include another tax reform, a land code (just through its first reading), a money-laundering bill (passed on second reading), a new pension scheme, changes to the judicial system and a slew of deregulatory measures aimed at lightening the crippling burden that corrupt bureaucrats impose on Russia's businesses.Mr Kasyanov is bullish.

But unlike the Blackberry and Treo devices, which are aimed at business customers, the Sidekick is targeted squarely at consumers who may want to lighten the load of devices they're carrying around.

Judges have broad authority in refusing to lighten the sentences of "three-strike" inmates, despite recent ballot measures aimed at reducing the state's prison population, the California Supreme Court ruled Monday.

Moreover, they rarely include the graveyard humour that lightened the earlier films right back to Kes. "Look, listen and learn," says a tactical demonstrator to potential troops early on, and the same advice is clearly aimed at us viewers.

Aimed at birth to 13kg.

He aimed at the fringes".

"Who is it aimed at?

Several specialized apps are aimed at renters.

"Unfortunately, it's aimed at you".