Sentence examples for branch aimed at from inspiring English sources

Nicholson was speaking as a new branch opened in Aberdeen – others will follow in Edinburgh and Glasgow – which is one of a new style of branch aimed at keeping pace with technological changes.

The shunt branch aims at maintaining bus voltage.

In 2006, Popular started MundoCredit, a subsidiary with 60 branches, aimed at migrants and their soaring remittances.

Initially, Bradesco will install private banking terminals and automatic teller machines in 10 UFJ branches, aiming at areas where there is already a large Brazilian population.

The Obama administration issued new rules on Thursday for reducing climate-warming methane emissions from the oil and natural gas sector, continuing its string of executive branch actions aimed at addressing climate change.

"Sharpshooter" (1863), a study in suspenseful concentration, depicts from below a Union sniper seated on a fir tree branch, aiming his rifle at a distant target.

Having replaced Alex Scott as a second-half substitute in a game at Wood Green to promote this fledgling branch of football aimed at the over 50s, my first instinct is to run, even though I know I shouldn't.

"We're moving full speed ahead to effect the formal shift in direction of the department and the executive branch to be aimed at prevention of future terrorist acts".

92YTribeca, an arts and entertainment branch that seemed aimed at a younger, downtown crowd, opened in October 2008 with the indie rocker John Vanderslice and a screening of the comedy "Wet Hot American Summer".

Engineering anthropometry is a branch of ergonomics aimed at providing correct body dimensions for obtaining a good fit of a product to the user.

It is experimenting with two late-night branches in London aimed at an upmarket clientele who can choose from three "slow drip" single-origin blends on a menu that includes macarons and antipasti rather than muffins and toasted sandwiches.