Sentence examples for direction aimed from inspiring English sources

The 2012 National Strategy for Suicide Prevention expands the current suicide prevention paradigm by including a strategic direction aimed at promoting healthy populations.

Last year a cultural event organised by London youth arts charity A New Direction aimed at young people, featuring Bhangra drummers and a 14-year-old talent contest winner, was informed the day before the show that extra security would be required or the event could be cancelled.

The second direction aimed to gain insight into the construct of 'commercial competence' in Switzerland.

I was convinced that a monetary asteroid was heading in our direction, aimed directly at the American Dream.

Cross the common, using the paths on a diagonally right direction, aiming for Old Palace Lane.

After the airliner plot was foiled in 2006, the government called for a change in direction, aiming to partner Muslims who actively confronted violent extremism.

Kei would go the other direction, aiming for space instead, while Sam would perform memory experiments on herself (assuming she could recover the ones lost in the process).

Dr. Wheelon also set in motion the next generation of spy satellites, which could adjust direction, aiming at one target and then switching to another.

The purpose of a bestiary (and this purpose was more and more neurotically observed through the middle ages) was to find distinctions between man and the animals, but Hughes worked in the opposite direction, aiming to show us what they have in common.

And yet that's just what One Direction aims for on this album, importing Mr. Sheeran to collaborate on a pair of songs, "Little Things" and "Over Again," that are miles apart from the Tinkertoys songwriting on the rest of the album, and which show that the young men of One Direction aren't quite ready for a new blueprint.

Others go the opposite direction, aiming for such generality that they risk becoming too complex for any real scenario.