Sentence examples similar to bring about aims from inspiring English sources

He was seen by many people as the man they wanted to bring about their shared aims, including Thomas Audley.

The Obama administration has acknowledged it cannot bring about direct negotiations aimed at reaching a two-state solution before the president leaves office at the end of this year.

But while the images themselves might be otherworldly, the one thing that links every collection is that Slow Factory's products aren't— sustainably-sourced right here on Earth, this is fashion design that aims to bring about a paradigm shift in clothing production.

The research work described aims to bring about savings in construction and running costs by automating the design process and removing unnecessary conservatism from the design process.

Therefore, this review aims to bring about the existing urban planning and environmental health impact system particularly in Malaysia.

Sylvia Gordon is the director of an organization called "Groundwork Northern Ireland," which aims to bring about change from the ground up.

Thrive is a UK charity which aims to bring about positive changes in people's lives using therapeutic horticulture.

Art Uncut aims to bring about a culture shift, to create a world where people automatically and instinctively think about tax ethically.

Earlier this year the Guardian disclosed that one component of Prevent has been a covert propaganda campaign that aims to bring about "attitudinal and behavioural change" among young British Muslims.

It aims to bring about civil war in Europe by dividing communities along ethnic and religious lines, until society itself collapses.

It aims to bring about social change to a world that exists beyond what is visible and inaccessible to the privileged.