Sentence examples for aims of which from inspiring English sources
Instead, it is worth looking at recent events as the fruit of coherent political strategy by Russia and Putin, the aims of which are clear.
But wouldn't it be better that alcohol was nowhere near a prize the aims of which surely include encouraging girls and young women into novel-writing?
Stories of Your Life by Ted Chiang 352pp, Tor, £10.99 The short story is, apparently, in crisis: so deep, in fact, that there is an Arts Council-supported campaign to rescue it (saveourshortstory.org.uk), one of the aims of which is to give the form "more prestige and a higher profile".
It could make for more transparent policy, give less opportunity to grab headlines with gimmicks and hide unpopular measures in the small print, allow the correct departments time to consider measures within their brief – assuming one accepts that transparency and good sense are things for which a government aims, of which I am uncertain.
Both Sony and Microsoft plan to sell high-definition video downloads via their consoles.Finally, the PS3 is a litmus test for Sir Howard's turnaround effort, one of the aims of which is to get Sony's various divisions to co-operate more fully.
In fact, however, it is only one of the sciences of humans, bringing together those disciplines the common aims of which are to describe human beings and explain them on the basis of the biological and cultural characteristics of the populations among which they are distributed and to emphasize, through time, the differences and variations of these populations.
The government will have to state its clear strategic aim – of which we have heard precious little of late.
It is a primitive bodily response, the aim of which is to ensure the survival of our DNA.
The aim of which is to develop opportunities for young learners to have a more emotional connection with their learning material.
More recently, there was a popular blog called birminghamitsnotshit.co.uk, the aim of which was to offer a counter-narrative to those who believed otherwise.
He is also suspicious of the steam-cleaning business, the aim of which, he says, is just to avoid the cost of vitrification.
