Sentence examples for chiefly designed to from inspiring English sources
The FTO designation was chiefly designed to address this concern by depriving AQI of funding and driving a wedge between the extremists and the mainstream rebel movement.
Preceding the main event, beginning at the symbolic time of 20.12, will be a warm-up show, chiefly designed to get the crowd in the mood.
The Gemini program was chiefly designed to test the ability of astronauts to maneuver their spacecraft by means of manual control.
The number of those aged 16-18 outsideducationon, employment or training the group Connexions is chiefly designed to help—actually rose slightly last year.
As before, the announcement of new legislation would be chiefly designed to serve public relations purposes, with little consideration given to the detailed contents of the Bills placed before Parliament.
The legislature is sitting on nearly 300 bills, all chiefly designed to push through reforms.Mr Kim pins his hopes on getting more than a dozen members of the opposition to defect to his party.
Not only does human breathing not even make the list of greenhouse gases but, chiefly, the ecosystem wasn't designed to scrub out unprecedented levels of CO2 released by the burning of fossil fuels.
His Elements of Education and Teaching Based on Psychology and Philosophy (1906; trans. into Italian, Spanish, and Russian) was concerned chiefly with moral education and was designed to replace the old textbooks based on Johann Herbart's philosophy.
Forty-six sleepover guests gave $516,000 to related fund-raising committees, chiefly the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee and New York Senate 2000, accounts that are designed to accept unlimited soft-money contributions, the center found.
And they're specifically designed to help historically disadvantaged populations -- chiefly native peoples, communities of color, urban youth, women, and military veterans.
Each of the items was carefully designed to make reference to a single concept, chiefly in a positive sense, avoiding double negatives and ambiguity, and expressed in the first person.
