Sentence examples for aimed explicitly from inspiring English sources

Withings and Misfit launched their own wearable products, and Huawei revealed a smartwatch aimed explicitly at women.

The TSLF is different: it is a bond-for-bond arrangement aimed explicitly at providing liquidity to markets beyond those where cash is traded.

The BlackBerry Pearl and Curve, two phones aimed explicitly at the consumer market, have sold well, particularly during the holiday season, and now account for a majority of R.I.M.'s device sales.

With budgets pinched, and with Republicans in control of the House of Representatives, the President knows all too well that there is little prospect of obtaining funding for new anti-poverty programs aimed explicitly at minorities.

He argued both that the law had the impermissible effect of criminalizing most second trimester abortions, and that a law aimed explicitly only at the dilation and extraction procedure would be unconstitutional as well.

But she has a 21st-century mission as well: delivering the party's latest messages about economic populism, many aimed explicitly at women, a rising voter bloc with a strong Democratic bent.Addressing the Fayette County Democrats' dinner this week, Mrs Lundergan Grimes painted free-market qualms about higher minimum wages and other interventions as an archaic defence of discrimination.

But a proposal launched in the journal Science, led by Jef Boeke of the New York University Langone Medical Centre and colleagues, aims explicitly to tell citizens and taxpayers what they hope to do, and why, and encourage public interest and involvement.

"When policy-makers engage in the discourse of resilience," write Reid and Evans, "they do so in terms which aim explicitly at preventing humans from conceiving of danger as a phenomenon from which they might seek freedom and even, in contrast, as that to which they must now expose themselves".

Populists want the U.S. to adopt an industrial strategy that will aim explicitly at capturing the lead in the green industrial revolution that is already sweeping the world.

That is why I appreciate the work of artists who aim explicitly to a local audience knowing that this universality, even in the world's revered pieces, may not evidence itself.

The Irish government aims explicitly to fulfill this condition from the outset of managed competition.