Sentence examples for aimed to run from inspiring English sources

Since a crisis in 1991 it has aimed to run a modest current-account deficit funded by sticky capital inflows, in particular purchases of listed shares and foreign direct investment (FDI).

But they said in a statement that it would be aimed to run in the afternoon, and would offer a variety of cross-promotions, including links between television station Web sites and the trading activities on eBay.

Antony Jenkins said there would be no repeat of his decision to increase bonuses by 10% when profits had fallen sharply, as he set out his strategy to partly unravel the work of his predecessor Bob Diamond who had aimed to run a major investment bank.

Such program is aimed to run on a GPU-Cluster, that means, a computer cluster in which the nodes are provided with programmable Graphics Processing Units (GPU).

Bolt, who also holds the 100m and 200m world records, said he aimed to run even faster next year, during which the World Championships will be held in Moscow.

At the same time, though, it's been different from its far-flung, and far more heavily capitalised, rivals in another way: it's primarily aimed to run itself as a profitable, bootstrapped operation, and has largely succeeded in doing so.

And shouldn't governments aim to run a budget surplus?

In the July budget, the chancellor was aiming to run a £10bn surplus by 2020-21.

Or they could aim to run at a loss if they wanted to acquire a waiver.

The group aims to run a series of projects aimed at keeping youths occupied and out of trouble.

I'll be aiming to run something a lot closer to 45 flat in my next 400m.