Sentence examples for aims to draw from inspiring English sources

University mental health day aims to draw all students' attention to mental illness.

The first aims to draw attention to people doing good things.

This initiative aims to draw together businesses and business organisations, NGOs, and UN and other international agencies.

It aims to draw up plans for both a stronger Scottish Parliament and a better relationship between Scotland and England.

Sernovitz, like Baker, aims to draw you so deeply into his characters' inner lives that the peculiar patterns of their thoughts become as familiar as your own.

This major survey – the first in London for 50 years – aims to draw out the Romantic's engagement with international art and politics.

Doubts are already growing over Nabucco's viability because it aims to draw in gas from undeveloped fields in Turkmenistan and Iraq, as well as Azerbaijan.

And an interesting new web campaign, Scienceogram, aims to draw public attention to just how little is spent on science and technology in the UK.

According to the official EDL website, the static demonstration aims to draw attention to issues including child sexual exploitation among the Muslim community.

It aims to draw attention to fundamental breaches around the world of women's human rights during childbirth, many of them in the UK.

The conference aims to draw up an international agreement on standards for documenting and investigating sexual violence in conflict zones in an attempt to ensure justice for victims.