Sentence examples for formed with a view to from inspiring English sources

A new, jointly owned company will be formed, with a view to establishing a research and development facility.

Publius brings together a distinguished collection of Internet observers, scholars, innovators, entrepreneurs, activists, technologists, and still other experts to write short essays, foster a public dialogue, and create a durable record of how the rules of cyberspace are being formed -- with a view to affecting their future incarnations.

Such materials are difficult to subject to machining, subsequent to the forming operation, with a view to achieving the assemblable form of the component.

We encouraged all GPs in a practice to attend the project and we encouraged the attending GPs to form groups with a view to the later reflection on and working with the evaluation results and 54% of the GPs did so.

A naive Bayes classifier was then applied to these phonetic forms, with a view to differentiating the speakers' native regional accents.

He had become equally attached to jazz and classical music, and sought while he was at Douglass to master both forms, with a view to blending them, eventually, in his own work.

"I have recommended in my report to the home secretary that my departure provides a timely opportunity to undertake a complete review of the inquiry in its present form, with a view to remodelling it and recalibrating its emphasis more towards current events and thus focusing major attention on the present and future protection of children," she wrote.

We hope to be able to use this protocol to study further solid forms with a view to creating optimum physical properties for future applications.

Carte thereupon formed the Comedy Opera Company, with a view to presenting full-length operettas by Gilbert and Sullivan.

It happened in Germany in 1947, when leading German writers including Heinrich Böll, Günter Grass and Paul Celan formed Group 47 with a view to upholding democracy and ensuring accountability in the aftermath of the Nazi era.

Instead of trying to copy it, they need to consider why it is so popular.With its roots in a Eurosceptic pressure group, formed by academics with a view to getting Britain out of the European Union, UKIP had until recently little to say on any other issue.