Sentence examples for formally aimed at from inspiring English sources

Marketing pitches that may not be formally aimed at teenagers may still have them as targets, he said, citing as an example the recent offer by Kool of a free CD-opener with the purchase of a pack of cigarettes.

The only previous study formally aimed at demonstrating this effect (Tabar et al, 1987) had negative results.

Formally, we aim at deriving the set Note that all consistent parameters are clearly contained in.

A government decree said the move was aimed at formally identifying the remains of the former president, assassinated in a 1987 putsch that brought his former friend and protege Blaise Compaoré to power.

The FCC is reviewing and accepting comment on a set of recently proposed net neutrality rules aimed at formally codifying open Internet principles.

According to a February report in the Wall Street Journal, the US had agreed to negotiations aimed at formally ending the Korean War shortly before North Korean conducted a nuclear test on January 6.

We herein present the first study aimed at formally evaluating the influence of clinical data in routine histopathologic evaluation of MSN.

Despite more violence that left 12 people dead in the rebel stronghold of Donetsk on Friday, Kiev said it expected to send its envoy, former Ukrainian president Leonid Kuchma, to Minsk on Saturday for the talks – formally backed by the Kremlin – aimed at reinforcing a tattered September truce.

It is an important task to formally evaluate impact of measures aimed at improving road safety.

As a final exercise aimed at more formally determining the extent of convergence in each of the 12 COICOP groups of goods and services across the 50 provinces forming Spain, we apply the pairwise convergence approach of Pesaran (2007a) to each of these groups of goods and services over the 1994.1 2015.11 period.

Certainly the antipathy aimed at the more formally experimental entries seems reflective of the same ungenerous, unadventurous mind-set (except when I boo, of course) that asserts itself here every year.