Sentence examples similar to arranging with the aim of contributing from inspiring English sources

With chapters by both scholars and activists, the book links theory and practice with the aim of contributing to a more effective movement.

Something to Think About uses material from a wide range of cultural and religious sources with the aim of contributing to pupils' spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.

Working papers are preliminary versions that are shared in a timely manner, with the aim of contributing to ongoing conversations in research and practice.

Several experiments are carried out at different temperatures for different strain ranges and the results are arranged with the aim of building suitable fatigue models.

Lectures on political and social subjects were arranged with the aim of "re-educating" the men, most of whom had grown up under the Hitler regime and had never experienced life in a democratic society.

I've never met an artist who set out to work with their pen, paintbrush or piano with the sole aim of contributing to the creative economy.

Investments in research for health are mostly made with the aim of ultimately contributing to better action for health.

Comparisons with other sources would have detracted from our aim of contributing to UK prioritisation.

"We've arranged the classes with the aim of tackling food poverty, it's about teaching those on a small budget how to still eat well," explains project manager Caroline Rognon.

Here imitation was used in an interpersonal context with the aim to contribute identifying neurodynamic signatures of human interactions.

Tsakalotos says he is determined to use stick and carrot to pursue those who had got off lightly, with the aim of getting the affluent to contribute to rebuilding a country that has lost 25% of its national output.