Sentence examples similar to aimed at resource ends from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that the literature focusing on independent end-user innovation typically highlights policy aimed at enabling end-users with the necessary skills and resources to innovate, whereas literature focusing on facilitated end-user innovation typically emphasizes creating platforms that enable the effective introduction of end-user knowledge into an already existing framework.

Mr Branfman decided to stoke the fire by starting Project Air War and the Indochina Resource Centre, both aimed at ending the conflict, and did not rest until it was over.

Mr. Doggett said he now thought the 1998 law was "another example of the Republican priority of demonizing the I.R.S. and limiting its resources to fulfill its responsibilities, which I believe is all aimed at trying to end income taxation".

All those are aimed at ending the cable monopoly.

Four years later, she launched a site aimed at providing resources for parents in similar situations.

Ms. Spellings's efforts started Tuesday with a measure aimed at focusing resources on the nation's worst schools.

The bill is aimed at ending the practice of "lunch shaming".

It's simply more profitable to build homes aimed at the upper end of the market.

Such nuanced understanding of parental needs impacts on the style, the layout, the content, the tone, the language, and the stance adopted in the development of written resources aimed at assisting parents in making end-of-life decisions.

Maintenance is very much aimed at the wildlife resource which the orchard provides.

And it traces the inadequacy and often sheer folly of a generation of urban renewal, in which even programs and resources aimed at eradicating blight in the city ended up encouraging flight to the suburbs.