Sentence examples for aiming at sustained from inspiring English sources

We used Sweden as a case study where a long history of forestry aiming at sustained yield of wood fiber has resulted in landscapes with low quantities of old growth structures e.g. dead wood and old forest, but where environmental considerations have been implemented during the last two decades.

19 Organic agriculture is a production system that relies on ecological processes, biodiversity and cycles adapted to local conditions, aiming at sustaining the health of soils, ecosystems and people.

The Energy Frontier Research Centers aim at sustained efforts addressing key basic science enablers for clean energy technologies, and two were awarded to MIT in 2009.

Larger studies with primary outcome aimed at sustained core symptom reduction and weight restoration are necessary.

Over the past two months the government has announced a series of measures aimed at sustaining domestic demand.

This introduces opportunities for public intervention aimed at sustaining technological development in SMEs, especially through technology transfer processes.

Jordanian writer Hisham Bustani argued that the new law, like its predecessors, is not about enhancing pluralism or democratization, but instead aims at sustaining power and the status quo.

It first appears in writing in the Carolingian period in Christian texts aimed at sustaining the conversions of the people of Saxony.

The two-year pilot is aimed at sustaining local coverage on topics critical to communities and the nation such as city politics, the changing economy, healthcare, immigration and education.

Prof Aynsley-Green said he was in discussions with Sir Ian Kennedy, chairman of the new commission for healthcare audit and inspection, about producing a "toolkit" aimed at sustaining development of children's services.

The task of half dozen small groups was to explore ways to foster innovations aimed at sustaining access to water and food and sustaining cities — a particular focus of Rockefeller — as human appetites and numbers crest in coming decades.