Sentence examples for aimed at talking from inspiring English sources

In 2009, the National Council for Palliative Care set up a coalition called Dying Matters, which is aimed at talking more openly about death and dying, trying to prepare people for and take control of what is ultimately going to happen to everyone.

In the mid-1980s, when serving as Foreign Minister of Iraq, he took part in secret negotiations with the Syrians, aimed at talking Damascus into breaking with its Tehran allies during the Iran-Iraq War.

I then head into a team meeting, in which we discuss priorities and our expansion plans aimed at taking talking therapies online into new areas.

The second is Market Dialogue, aimed at getting government talking to a wider range of technology companies.

Israelis and Palestinians largely held their fire today, in a mutual gesture of good will aimed at restarting talks toward a full truce.

The bill, rejected in 2012, aimed at banning talk of sexual activity other than "related to natural human reproduction".

But in a joke aimed at those who talk of a "cult of Corbyn", he added: "Don't worry, they're not the Ten Commandments.

It's interesting to see who his speech is aimed at - he's talking about the spirit of the 1945 Labour government, the miners strike, and Margaret Thatcher.

Handover may entail both descriptive talk aimed at information transfer and collaborative talk aimed at joint decision-making.

Israeli officials took umbrage at the suggestion that the announcement was aimed at sabotaging the talks, which they say they have been pressing to start for months.

The House votes, which followed Senate approval of similar resolutions back in November, were, at least according to some members, explicitly aimed at subverting the talks.