Sentence examples for communities aim from inspiring English sources

Aristotle asserts that all communities aim at some good.

New Urbanist towns and communities aim to champion the ideal of walkable, efficient neighbourhoods that counter urban sprawl.

The police, who will spend 24 hours a day in the communities, aim to build trust, gather intelligence and help rebuild the slums.

They will often focus on different communities, aim for different outcomes, and measures these outcomes differently.

Clustering methods in communities aim at identifying vertex classes with a large number of internal edges relative to their cardinality.

First-year students participate in freshman learning communities aimed at improving their study habits and developing their writing and communication skills.

What's more, communities aimed at luring retirees can be expensive.

But the state is also starting to see the sort of "active older adults communities" aimed at those over 50.

A partnership among Texas Parks and Wildlife, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service and the nine valley communities aims to promote eco-tourism; already wildlife watchers account for $125 million in commerce.

STEM Programs in Underserved Communities aims to understand how informal science institutions – such as science centers and museums – can foster equity, diversity and inclusion.

The exhibition — titled "Nasher Xchange" as both a pun on the Roman numeral and a sign that the participating artists worked with local communities — aims to draw viewers to uncommon places for art.