Sentence examples for involved aimed at from inspiring English sources

(There will be internal communications, with training involved, aimed at helping employees cross-sell merchandise between departments, as in commercials where appliance shoppers are sent to the jewelry department and jewelry shoppers are sent to home electronics).

In a recent randomised study, we compared the effects of a multidisciplinary intervention (with a focus on occupational and social factors) with those of a brief intervention (only health professionals involved) aimed at facilitating RTW for sick-listed employees with LBP [ 14].

Instead, they involved assignments aimed at helping sixth and seventh graders see the drawbacks to sexual activity at their age.

It is intended as a general introduction to the techniques and terminology involved, and aimed at speech scientists new to the area.

With Simon's ability and Nina Sharp's (Blair Brown) help, the team learn of a "Project Jellyfish", a secret military bioweapon project that the comatose man and two others were involved in, aimed at developing a chemical agent that destroys skeletons.

They came up with what Mr. Hantler described as a multipronged strategy, involving advertising aimed at voters picking judges and continued lobbying of lawmakers.

He said the Geneva deal could pave the way for talks involving Russia and Iran aimed at "some sort of political settlement that would − deal with the underlying terrible conflict".

He said the Geneva deal could pave the way for more general talks involving Russia and Iran aimed at "some sort of political settlement that would deal with the underlying terrible conflict".

The report two weeks ago had dashed widespread expectations that the I.R.A. was going to make a move, and resulted in feverish but unavailing diplomacy involving London, Dublin, Belfast and Washington aimed at persuading the I.R.A. to start disarming.

Prevention measures may also involve programs aimed at changing people's behavior or changing cultural norms.

Mystical traditions characteristically involve disciplines aimed at loosening the hold of one's conceptual scheme on subsequent experience.