Sentence examples for be designed to build from inspiring English sources

Theresa May has distanced the UK from Washington over John Kerry's condemnation of Israel, in comments that appear to be designed to build bridges with the incoming Trump administration.

So yes, the videos can be designed to build brand awareness, but they can also point directly to the advertisers' desktop or mobile website, or even be used to collect leads.

It is argued that teacher development programmes should be designed to build an evidence base from the initial planning stage and be continued over an extended period in order to enable practitioners, researchers and institutions to ask more complex questions on whom the programmes have an impact, and where and why they have impact.

The programs should be designed to build the student's knowledge, attitudes and skills.

Early steps should be designed to build confidence on both sides that it is worth continuing the process, and to buy time for further talks".

This September's Climate Summit in New York City is critical because it is designed to build momentum, and lay the building blocks, for a new international climate treaty that will be negotiated in Paris at the end of 2015.

The programme is designed to build up the traditional skills of the Foreign Office.

Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but Western powers suspect it is designed to build atomic weapons.

It was designed to build public confidence in the courts as impartial tribunals where judges dole out justice, not favours.

His remarks came in a speech to merchant bankers at Goldman Sachs and was designed to build on what is regarded as the political success of the Budget last week.

Many of his proposals are designed to build partnerships and joint investments that lead developers to have greater confidence that housebuilding will go ahead.