Sentence examples for divisions aimed from inspiring English sources

In 2003 it began a collaborative effort between its standards-certification and consulting divisions aimed at the food industry, which was reeling from several safety scares.

Since January IBM has been parachuting senior executives into Beijing to launch new divisions aimed at getting rail and power grid projects.

During the advance, a planned right-flanking movement by all the infantry divisions aimed to bring them in touch with one another.

Toyota also unveiled the first hybrid-only sedan for its Lexus luxury division, aimed at consumers who viewed a Prius as too basic and underpowered.

Not only is its automotive division aimed at a niche market of wealthy speed freaks, but it is smaller and less bureaucratic than his past employers.

After returning from undercover MI6 work in Moscow and Bosnia, Tomlinson began work at the agency's 'counter proliferation division' aimed at stopping enemy states getting their hands on weapons of mass destruction.

National Public Radio, the network that is the country's biggest producer of programming for public radio stations, has announced a major restructuring of its cultural division aimed in part at increasing coverage of popular culture.

Five years ago, the department created a partnership and revenue division aimed at finding support from outside sources -- be it nonprofits, foundations or corporations.

It said it had appointed new managers and would spend up to $70 million on a review of the division, aiming at "Burger King's successful transition to a future outside Diageo".

The advertising, said Ann Fudge, executive vice president of Kraft Foods, a unit of Philip Morris Companies, and president of Maxwell House and the Post divisions, is aimed at making Maxwell House more relevant to young consumers by identifying with their state of mind.

Gen. William T. Sherman's division was aimed at Stockade Redan, a rampart on Cemetery Road.