Sentence examples for aiming to be able from inspiring English sources

Despite Iran's repeated denial, the West suspects it is aiming to be able to build nuclear weapons.

The Metropolitan police is aiming to be able to submit a note to the Leveson inquiry next month providing more detail on how murdered teenager Milly Dowler's voicemail messages came to be deleted after she went missing in 2002.

Mr. Sarkozy, who was aiming to be able to present himself for the next two years as a courageous reformer in the national interest, may instead end up with the image of an elitist imposing unwanted reforms on the poor.

EDF was itself aiming to be able to give the green light at the company's annual general meeting on 12 May but has bowed to pressure from employees to consult an internal union-management council.

It's aiming to be able to move around "anywhere at any time via autonomous flight and record images from any angle," says Japan's space agency, and will hope to help onboard ISS crew by reducing the time they spend taking photography and capturing video themselves to zero.

Both devices are currently sold out, but TheNextWeb reported in a profile posted yesterday that Geeksphone was aiming to be able to fulfill orders at a rate of about 5,000 per day, and a call I made to Geeksphone's offices revealed that the company is working hard on getting more phones back in stock, and hopes to have them on sale again this week, hopefully by Friday.

The team aims to be able to manufacture its device for just $100.

America aims to be able to fight two wars and several smaller operations simultaneously.

"My client only aims to be able to do what he wants and to recover his freedom..

Grocers should aim to be able to bring products to their customers no matter where they are.

The company building it aims to be able to ship 78 million cubic meters per day by 2015.