Sentence examples for aiming at speeding from inspiring English sources

SuperSmart is an European Union (EU) project aiming at speeding up the uptake of energy-efficient refrigeration, heating and cooling solutions for Europe's food retail sector, reducing its energy use, lowering its environmental footprint and increasing its economic benefits.

It is aimed at speeding up trials that in Italy can drag on for years.

El Salvador's peace accord included a pioneering Truth Commission, which aimed at speeding reconciliation.

They were aimed at speeding up sales, avoiding gazumping and the wasteful duplication of surveys by potential buyers.

In Contendo it will acquire technology aimed at speeding up delivery of online content using so-called cloud computing.

The industry also maintains that Monday's move is aimed at speeding up the creation of the new watchdog, whatever its final shape.

But the original amendment to Poland's EIA law had been "aimed at speeding up exploration and searching for shale gas," he said.

The House today overwhelmingly approved legislation aimed at speeding up construction of a controversial World War II memorial planned for the Mall.

Measures announced this year have included tax cuts for small businesses and measures aimed at speeding up railroad construction in inland and poor areas.

Acknowledging industry concerns, the F.D.A. on Tuesday proposed creating an "innovation pathway" aimed at speeding regulatory reviews of a small number of groundbreaking devices.

But the revolution has been slow to produce the results that people expected, and the renewed demonstrations on Friday and Saturday were aimed at speeding up the process.