Sentence examples for given aimed at from inspiring English sources

More than 60,000 unscheduled MMR vaccinations have been given aimed at reducing the length and severity of the outbreak but Public Health Wales says another 33,000 youngsters between 10 and 18 still have not had the jab.

Postoperative hyperdynamic therapy was given, aiming at a central venous pressure or a mean right atrial pressure of 100-150 mmHg, a mean arterial pressure of 100-120 mmHg and a hematocrit of 36-40% from day 3. Intravenous nicardipine hydrochloride 60-800 mg/day) was given from day 1, and angiography was undertaken to monitor the occurrence of vasospasms from days 5-7 of hospitalization.

"The mayoral planning process is based entirely on achieving the maximum number of housing units on any given site, aimed at selling to an international market.

Pending its outcome, all three newspapers gave undertakings aimed at protecting the boy's identity.

Since announcing his jobs bill before a joint session of Congress on Sept. 8, Mr. Obama has tried to keep a singular focus on the plan, spending practically every day since then giving speeches aimed at keeping the pressure on Republicans.

In a report earlier this year, Consumers Union, which publishes Consumer Reports, gave recommendations aimed at helping consumers close banks accounts.

In Kenya, Her Excellency, the First Lady Ms. Margaret Kenyatta started the Beyond Zero campaign with her clarion call, "no woman should die giving life" aimed at bringing preventable deaths related to pregnancy and childbirth to zero.

"The thought occurred to me that it would be a good idea to start giving tours aimed at people who suffer in winter," said Spevack, who does not charge for her guided walks.

Health information messages, particularly those given by physicians aimed at reducing these fears, may have a beneficial effect on vaccination rates.

"Priority will be given to programs aimed at combating the smuggling of people and preventing the deaths of migrants at the border," the joint statement said.

Perhaps because of the Japanese unease, the Chinese workers were given directives apparently aimed at curbing their movements, even before they arrived.