Sentence examples for choice aimed at from inspiring English sources

It had been widely anticipated by councils but the GMB union said it was a "deliberate political choice" aimed at keeping council tax down.

A national public health plan is a politically driven choice aimed at the mobilization of financial and human resources to reduce the burden of selected diseases.

Inequity in access to community rehabilitation services is inconsistent with the government's strongly promoted policy of patient choice, aimed at reducing inequalities in access to healthcare, improving responsiveness and quality of services 20 and reducing the 'postcode lottery' in service provision for older people.

The one thing that Oslo and a future agreement will have in common is that they are the right moral choice, aiming at ending Israeli occupation and Arab rejection.

This choice aims at preserving the available information as much as possible in the EEG recordings.

The list was full of stylish, opulent, luxuriant choices aimed at celebratory dining and expense-account entertaining, expensive but not overpriced.

But whatever else people want to say about Jon Corzine — and if you listen long enough, you'll hear just about everything — it's hard to argue that he didn't make some unusually hard and courageous choices aimed at getting the state's budget back to something resembling reality.

Likewise, in the case of high crowding conditions, the congestion of doors and coaches affects user choices aimed at reducing boarding times.

In this manner, the robot work cycle can be energetically optimized also when the TCP position profiles have been already defined on the basis of technological constraints and/or design choices aimed at guaranteeing manufacturing process efficacy/robustness.

The proposed ASP-based solution can be used in the context of Simulink-to-MPSoC translation as it provides a technique to automate the optimization of design choices aimed at resource utilization and execution time.

Our approach appears to be able to address realistic and transparant priorities and complex policy choices aiming at an improvement of relatively inefficient world cities.