Sentence examples for competition aims from inspiring English sources

The Robotart (that's "Robot art") competition aims to combine art and engineering to advance both fields.

The competition aims to inspire designers to create ways of reducing plastic packaging and make reusable products.

While the competition aims to sensitise competition entrants to international development, doing well in it could be a helpful career boost.

Lance Edmands's "Bluebird," which opens the narrative feature competition, aims for a similar immersion in a place but tries a little too hard for atmosphere.

The competition aims to identify novel and effective approaches that make it easier for people to make choices and change their behavior to improve their health.

The competition aims to recognise key "clean tech champions" - entrepreneurs, engineers, academics, companies and other organisations - and so support cutting-edge ventures delivering the solutions the world needs to combat climate change.

SXSWEco's Place by Design competition aimed to celebrate visionary public space designs with tangible community benefits.

The MIT Water Innovation Prize is a solutions-to-market competition aimed at supporting the next breakthrough in the water sector.

Johnson was speaking at the launch of Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge, a competition aimed at inspiring European cities to generate ideas to improve city life.

The competition aimed to uncover the poetry inherent in the kind of scientific discovery undertaken by Chandra, and the four winning entries certainly succeeded in doing precisely that.

At the time, the Daily Telegraph was still running a science writing competition aimed at young writers, which had lifted the careers of many familiar names – the Guardian's own Ian Sample, David Bradley, Kate Ravilious, Bob Ward, Lewis Dartnell, and more.