Sentence examples for council aimed at from inspiring English sources

Last week, the government announced the creation of a high-powered international marketing council, aimed at honing the country's image as an investment destination.

I visited Winchester to find out more about the Argenti consortium, a partnership between PA Consulting and Hampshire county council aimed at developing a new approach to technology enabled care (TEC).

An 1883 Sanitary Order in Council aimed at reducing health risks defined Flat Bastion Road as one of the boundaries of the "streets, ramps, roads, lanes, passages, alleys, stairs and public places" within which the new regulations would apply.

The council aims at "achieving the wishes and hopes of our people in overthrowing the current regime … including the head of this regime," according to a statement read by opposition figure Burhan Ghalioun at a news conference in Istanbul on Sunday.

It should promote the creation by the National Council for Children and Adolescents, of councils aimed at protecting rights, with resources and decision making power, at the cantonal level.

Instead, Mr. Hevesi said that he was concerned by a council study aimed at expanding the use of trains carrying commercial freight into the city, and that he was worried about the environmental impact on districts like his in Queens.

The strategy, which Alcatel-Lucent, the company, presented to its European workers council, is aimed at cutting fixed costs by 15 percent by the end of 2015, an amount currently equivalent to 1 billion euros, or about $1.4 billion.

Moscow has protected Assad from three UN security council resolutions aimed at forcing him to end the violence and has persistently opposed any foreign military intervention in the conflict.

From the Cobb's initial arrival to city-council meetings aimed at driving the white supremacists out, to the confrontation, to the literally scorched-earth fallout filmmakers Michael Beach Nichols and Christopher K. Walker provide uncommon access to longtime residents and white supremacists alike for a bracing look at rural Midwestern life confronted by racism and armed threat.

From Cobb's initial arrival to city-council meetings aimed at driving the white supremacists out, to the confrontation, to the literally scorched-earth fallout filmmakers Michael Beach Nichols and Christopher K. Walker provide uncommon access to longtime residents and white supremacists alike for a bracing look at rural Midwestern life confronted by racism and armed threat.

The council aims to double exhibition space at the museum as well as creating new galleries and teaching facilities.