Sentence examples for aimed at making that from inspiring English sources

Israel said it feared the two captured soldiers - Ehud Goldwasser, 31, and Eldad Regev, 26 - could be taken to Iran, and the blockade and attacks were aimed at making that more difficult.

"We are available for talks aimed at making that happen".

This suggestion is presumably aimed at making that future appear more attractive (not least to those attached to these familiar and worthwhile relationships).

Many companies are investing both in self-flying drones and in driverless cars as future transportation technologies, but in order for these to become everyday options, there are a few things that need to be in place, and this research is aimed at making that possible.

It was aimed at making companies that imported out-of-state natural gas into New York for their own use pay the equivalent of taxes charged to companies that bought natural gas from utility companies in New York State.

"The plan to reinvent ourselves into a digitally focused organization with a quality print product three days a week is aimed at making sure that kind of work continues long into the future," Mr. Kirkpatrick wrote.

The church owns vast amounts of property in Italy, and the move is aimed at making sure that convents that offer bed-and-breakfast services or church buildings that rent space to shops pay their share of taxes.

Aides to Mr. Fox, the first Mexican president to be elected from the political opposition, said the statement, made on the South Lawn, was aimed at making clear that while Mexico is willing to take time to forge a new immigration agreement that benefits both countries, it does not intend to let the negotiations drag on for years.

Two weeks ago, in a move that appears aimed at making it that much easier to leave the bodies where they lie, the municipality of Alfacar declared the outlying ground "suitable for cemetery purposes".

"I have vowed in the past, and I will vow so long as I'm president, to make sure that those lives were not lost in vain; that, in fact, there is a outcome that will merit the sacrifice that civilian and military alike have made; that our strategy going forward will be aimed at making sure that we achieve victory," he said.

UMP election officials said its computer system had been subject to "an external attack" aimed at making it crash that had temporarily disrupted the vote.