Sentence examples for aimed at removing from inspiring English sources

Red tape is still a problem despite two new laws aimed at removing obstacles to investment.

Government funding has been secured for a bait drop aimed at removing an estimated 130,000 rodents.

Methods of treatment are many but are generally aimed at removing the wart with a minimum of scarring.

The ECB's intervention in the market is aimed at removing the "tail risk" of a break-up.

Antisemitism was as central to the wartime propaganda his department produced as it had been to earlier campaigns aimed at removing "alien" influences from German culture.

However, Firtash's aides claim the charges were politically motivated and aimed at removing the businessman from the Ukrainian political scene at a vital moment.

Then a campaign was started called Rhodes Must Fall aimed at removing what the protesters see as an offensive symbol of colonialism.

The group of drag performers recently kicked off the site would then appear to have been victims of a coordinated attack aimed at removing them from Facebook.

DealBook » Unit of Ally, Rescap, Said to Plan Bankruptcy | The move is aimed at removing the lender's biggest obstacle to its turnaround efforts, Mr. de la Merced reported.

Treatment is aimed at removing the offending tumour, reducing the size or activity of the tumour, or mitigating the effects of the hormone that is produced in excess.

Antibodies are serum proteins that bind very tightly to foreign molecules (antigens) in an immune reaction aimed at removing or destroying the antigens.