Sentence examples for decisions aimed at from inspiring English sources
These include decisions aimed at depriving racial minorities of the vote.
Public decisions aimed at collective social improvement from which all human lives should gain.
Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".
Within days, the government repealed decisions aimed at Hezbollah's telecommunications network and reassigned the chief of security at the Beirut airport, a Hezbollah ally.
The aerodynamic optimization of a Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine is a complex method characterized by numerous trade-off decisions aimed at finding the optimum overall performance.
The multiplex PCR method presented here could be of great help when making commercial decisions aimed at satisfying the current market demands.
Recently, a trial demonstrated urinary CTX-II and DAS28 almost equally effective when used to monitor disease activity and in treatment decisions aiming at remission of disease of RA [ 32].
For instance, even if political decisions aiming at gender equality have had an impact on women's career choices as well as on men's participation in traditional female tasks [ 19, 20], studies on gender stereotypes show that the core structure of beliefs about typical men and typical women have been largely unchanged for decades [ 24, 25, 27].
It is, however, much harder to make precautionary decision when there is overcapacity and precautionary decisions aiming at resources protection which do not solve the problem of poor economic performance and social disruption (often resulting in poor compliance) that result from excessive fishing capacity.
By most standards, the league's decision, aimed at reducing injuries like concussions, was a bold one.
Earlier this month, he moved planning for high-speed rail into the state's transportation agency, a decision aimed at better integrating transportation planning.
