Sentence examples for committee aimed at from inspiring English sources

So Witchel has just helped start a new enterprise, PAC.com, a political action committee aimed at centrist Democrats.

Perhaps you watched the movie wondering whether it had been subsidized by a political action committee aimed at dismantling the teachers' union.

Mr. Peralta has the backing of well-financed gay rights advocates, who started a political action committee aimed at senators who opposed a same-sex marriage bill last year and m ade Mr. Monserrate their first target.

It recently started a political action committee aimed at helping to elect moderate Republicans in G.O.P. strongholds there next year — evidence, if more were needed, that unions like the S.E.I.U. will play a role in the 2012 elections.

At the UN in New York exactly one year ago, Argentina, with the support of the 134 countries of the G77, proposed creating a committee aimed at establishing an international legal framework for the restructuring of sovereign debts.

The leaders of five groups with strong ties to Democratic causes announced today that to help offset Republican advantages in organizing and fund-raising, they were joining to form a political action committee aimed at defeating President Bush next year.

Beyond the expected improvement provided by the averaging effect of many clustering algorithms (clustering committee) aiming at the same goal, some interesting experimental results also show that even committees of completely random partitions may lead to a useful consensus.

This committee aims at promoting the development of biomarkers within the realm of the ESR, and has recently joined forces with the European Institute of Biomedical Imaging Research to start working on Europe based projects in this matter.

Ever growing is the list of states, municipalities and agencies with blue ribbon committees aimed at reconsidering what government should be.

During a recent trip with Plan to Bangladesh I saw that men, women, girls and boys were all part of committees aimed at preventing child marriages and keeping girls in school.

Politico reported in 2014 on the rise of three political action committees aimed at capturing secretaries of state offices across the country: SOS for SoS, which aimed to spend up to $10 million in nine states to support Republicans; and on the left, super PAC SoS for Democracy and PAC iVote.