Sentence examples for edition aims from inspiring English sources

Edition aims to be a departure for both Mr. Marriott and Mr. Schrager, who said it would create "a new genre, the next phase in the story of lifestyle hotels".

By adding vowel markings and punctuation to the ancient text, a modern Hebrew translation that fills in gaps, and contemporary interpretations, the Steinsaltz edition aims to make the Talmud accessible to everyone.

The paper also introduces a weekly tabloid edition aimed at students and distributed throughout UK university campuses.

Apple released three versions of the watch: Sport, Watch and Watch Edition, aimed at different price points.

The Huffington Post has entered a partnership with a former director general of al-Jazeera Network to launch an Arabic-language edition aimed at the growing number of young people in the Middle East with mobile devices.

Daily Telegraph joint deputy editor Will Lewis, another MacLennan appointment, is overseeing the group's move to a new offices in Victoria, and is reported to be working on a new tabloid edition aimed at the London market.

Word on the street is that Georgie Boy has a new special edition aimed at a younger generation and our man on the inside mangaged to grab a sneak peak.

Mendeley — which was founded in 2008 and has raised just under $12 million in funding from investors including Access Industries, Passion Capital, and Tom Glocer — will keep running both its main platform as well as its Institutional Edition, aimed at helping universities and other large organizations track research and what's being read in real time.

Gallaudet University produced a DVD video edition aimed at youth versed in sign language.

In the second stage, René Pottier, who had shown his climbing abilities in the previous edition, aimed for the victory.

He told me that, unlike MTV which broadcasts a monolithic American vision of youth culture Vice's international editions aim to "localize" their sensibility and send articles and story ideas back to Williamsburg.