Sentence examples for express aim of from inspiring English sources

Monday 7 March Came out tonight with the express aim of retaining and then improving on Saturday's performance.

Arkansas started its lottery in 2009 with the express aim of funding scholarships for the state's students and universities.

In recent years a number of entirely laudable initiatives have sprung up with the express aim of getting more women into science.

The other was John XXIII, the pope who convoked the council with the express aim of bringing the teaching of the Catholic Church up to date.

Bombshell: Comey recounts that he leaked the contents of his memo through a friend, with the express aim of getting a special counsel named.

A caretaker government led by a high-court judge took charge of Greece on Wednesday – 10 days after it was plunged into chaos by an inconclusive poll – with the express aim of steering it to fresh elections.

The treaty would create common standards and rules for arms transfers, including annual reporting from states and systems to monitor exports, with the expressed aim of protecting international peace and security and reducing human suffering internationally.

Disarm NYPD, a political action group with the expressed aim of taking firearms away from the NYPD using "direct action, organizing, education, and other tactics" has announced on Facebook that it will be staging American flag burnings in Brooklyn's Fort Greene Park on Wednesday at 7 30 PM.

The expressed aim of the study was to explore the phenomenon of increased variance rather than to present correct estimates of the prevalence of overweight including obesity.

Several meetings with European experts in MM were held with the expressed aim of defining an acceptable control arm for this trial.

Goodman et al. (2002) reviewed 22 studies published between 1974 and 1999 with the expressed aim of evaluating associations between moderate blood lead levels and neurobehavioral test scores after occupational exposure to lead.