Sentence examples for drop aimed at from inspiring English sources

Government funding has been secured for a bait drop aimed at removing an estimated 130,000 rodents.

In October 2010 the company launched the love every drop campaign aimed at fundamentally changing the relationship people have with water, from turning on the tap to what ends up in the sewers.

Pipejump is a new sales cycle management startup with drag and drop features aimed at small company sales people and freelancers.

office has confirmed to the National Iranian American Council (NIAC) that he will drop language aimed at deporting non-immigrant Iranians from the U.S. when he reintroduces the Stop Terrorists Entry Program (STEP) Act.

In several instances, the administration is dropping rules aimed at tightening worker safety standards or omitting species the government had pledged to protect under the Endangered Species Act.

After giving the LP a full listen, you can sense the attention towards "songs" and not just collections of vocal-led drops purely aimed at the dancefloor.

The union agreed to drop an unfair labor practice complaint it had filed with the National Labor Relations Board; the leagues agreed to drop their suit aimed at forcing the umpires back to work.

The debate occurred three days after the most senior cleric in Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has the final say in state matters, ordered the legislature to drop a bill aimed at restoring a free press.

He joined Media Matters in 2011, around the time that Media Matters Founder David Brock declared an all-out "war on Fox" and launched a "Drop Fox" campaign aimed at the network's advertisers.

His last position before joining Chiron was president of international pharmaceuticals at GlaxoSmithKline when the company, along with others, dropped a lawsuit aimed at keeping cheap copies of AIDS drugs out of South Africa.

Intuitively, when a insurer drops the contract aimed at attracting the high risks (which is the contract that makes losses), the high risk individuals that are left without a contract randomly choose a contract among those contracts that remain outstanding.