Sentence examples for is aimed at setting up from inspiring English sources

The regions have formed an alliance with Premiership Rugby which is aimed at setting up a new European club competition next season but which has a fallback position of an Anglo-Welsh league.

The group says the proposals seem to be aimed at setting up a way to profit from forests, rather than stop climate change.

Today's talks had been aimed at setting up an exchange of prisoners of war, withdrawing heavy weapons and ending Ukraine's economic blockade of rebel-held areas.

Bill Daly, the N.H.L. deputy commissioner, said the talks had taken place over a number of months and were very preliminary, but they were aimed at setting up a "women's league or women's competition".

The proposed project, which was actually aimed at setting up the NH, was selected and more than 400,000 euros were allocated for the restoration of a municipal building located in the neighbourhood, the former public baths of Via Morgari – 650 sq.

Norimitsu Onishi (NYT) ASIA NORTH KOREA: GERMANY SEEKS TIES -- The German government said it was opening talks with North Korea aimed at setting up diplomatic relations.

This can be achieved through collaborative initiatives aimed at setting up guidelines based on available data.

This can be achieved through collaborative initiatives aimed at setting up guidelines, based on available data, and multicenter trials to produce new evidence that will address the knowledge gaps.

When aiming at setting up interventions for GPs, one has to be aware that updating knowledge and information alone is not enough.

This paper aims at setting up a local climatological model of such irregularities which can be used as a forecasting tool.

Use of short segments of slides combined with video clip recordings of the actual EBM teaching in various clinical set up is aimed at arousing the Interest (I) of the learner.