Sentence examples for aims to split from inspiring English sources

It aims to split state-owned enterprises or to bring more private investment into sectors dominated by the state, including banking, energy, rail and telecommunications.

If the court approves it, the 133-year-old firm aims to split its intellectual properties into two bundles.

Following Western precedent, Chubais aims to split generating assets from the distribution of electricity and heat (a by-product of generation in cities).

MDSBA aims to split data nominally to reduce the data size for the anonymization process by vertically bundling some Q-IDs and Classes into small groups.

The paper introduces the interoperate approach, which aims to split the development of an interactive engineering simulation in two separate tasks.

Defense and car parts company TRW agreed to sell its aeronautical systems business for $1.5 billion to Goodrich, as it aims to split up into different parts in the face of hostile takeover bids.

Turkish nationalists have killed Christians, including some priests, apparently believing they aim to split apart the Turkish state.

Donnelly had indicated earlier this week he aimed to split the make-ups of the leagues and football clubs at Parramatta to try to end factionalism.

"When the last Conservative government required a significant fiscal tightening in the early 1990s, they aimed to split the burden roughly 50-50 betaxen tax increases and spending cuts.

If Senate Democrats aim to split the difference in food stamp cuts, rather than fighting the House, the poor will be seriously hurt.

The Ukrainian foreign ministry dismissed it as a plan with only one aim: to split and destroy Ukrainian statehood.