Sentence examples for aimed to release from inspiring English sources

Thomas (1528 72), the 7th earl, was beheaded for his part in the northern rebellion (1569) which aimed to release Mary Stuart and give toleration to Roman Catholics.

The global antioxidant response (GAR) method use an in vitro approach with enzymatic digestion, designed to mimic digestion through the gastrointestinal tract, aimed to release antioxidants from foods.

The operation aimed to release pressure from swelling inside his brain and the statement explained that he had "undergone a decompressive craniectomy after suffering from a decrease in the level of consciousness due to a cerebral edema".

Cisco aimed to release the software widely in 2008.

The firm said it aimed to release over-the-air updates to existing devices to let them run the new software from mid-July.

After putting on a series of events, Brown and his co-conspirators aimed to release a series of singles.

They are aiming to release the film in Dec., 1966.

The White House and congressional leaders aim to release a tax-reform outline this week.

The center aims to release 68 young-adult animals per year.

The Senate and the Assembly were aiming to release their budget plans as early as Friday.

HTC also aims to release smartphones costing between $150 and $200 globally this year, as well as high-end phones like the One.