Sentence examples for aims to let from inspiring English sources

When 2016 dawns, Fowler aims to let the recent past positively shape his future.

The scariest proposal from the World Intellectual Property Organization, an arm of the United Nations, aims to let big corporations protect facts in their databases.

The school is attached to a community bakery and aims to let you take what you learn and run with it back in your own kitchen.

It sounds like a cliche, but my cooking aims to let great ingredients shine - and the best West Country pork from a supplier I trust is crucial.

While it's unlikely that Eich would suddenly introduce anti-gay attitudes to Mozilla's company manifesto, likewise it feels counterintuitive to the organisation's aims to let such things go unchecked.

The exclusions – which have been unveiled in a series of freedom of information requests – are a departure from the usual points-based allocation process, which aims to let social housing to "those who are in the greatest housing need".

"It's my aim to let go of them," Malon said.

But don't expect Gove or Johnson to broadcast their non-aim to let in many more Asian migrants.

It initially aimed to let people create personal profiles to share photos and messages with a wide network of friends.

'We too think immigration is a problem, and will aim to let fewer immigrants enter, but more than the Tories'.

Deng's successors, led by President Jiang Zemin, aim to let in as few flies as possible in the Internet age.