Sentence examples for aims to move from inspiring English sources

In our work this year, the Climate Group's SMART 2020 programme aims to move the smart city agenda forward.

There are now 180, mainly in bigger retail parks, as the company aims to move away from the high street.

Mr. Obama aims to move workers into the first category by increasing federal financial aid and simplifying the myriad of aid programs.

The three-year villagisation programme aims to move 1.5 million rural families to new "model" villages in four regions, including approximately 45,000 households in Gambella.

The Bill includes a raft of legislation relating to planning that aims to move power from the centre to the community.

Comment: "Our research aims to move us closer to a cure and improve the quality of life of people with dementia.

He aims to move the political center in America to the left, much as Ronald Reagan moved it to the right.

The foster care project aims to move the 40% of children without disabilities into families and is building a resource centre offering residential and day care for the more severely disabled children.

Fast forward to the present day and I am on the Flexible (mandatory) New Deal, a mockery of Roosevelt's job-creating investment and welfarism, which aims to move benefit customers from "being passive recipients to active jobseekers".

The museum will remain in the Pharmacy Museum through September, after which it aims to move to another French Quarter building, preferably one with a vintage bar to allow a more active sampling of history.

She made it clear that the F.D.I.C. aims to move the unbanked and underbanked to bank accounts because it feels that banks are the appropriate route to the "financial mainstream".