Sentence examples for issues aimed at from inspiring English sources

I'm not talking about niche programmes focused on 'diversity issues' aimed at a specific audience.

The talks encompass not only the prisoner exchange but also broader issues aimed at bringing the war to an end.

Mr. Obama will prod them to work jointly on issues aimed at tightening security along a porous border used by militants between Afghanistan and Pakistan.

After spending two years in Kabul, Islamabad and Washington, Mr. Farrow began working on a task force for Secretary Clinton (which became the Office of Global Youth Issues) aimed at engaging young people in more than 40 countries.

By providing the party with some red meat, such as the promise of a vote on Europe, the party leadership hope to have produced enough goodwill on their backbenches to give them some leverage on issues aimed at softening the party image.

According to the Investor Network on Climate Risk, a project of the sustainable investing collective Ceres, at least 66 resolutions relating to climate and environmental issues aimed at more than 40 oil, coal and electric power companies, have been filed in the 2011 proxy season — the period each year when shareholders get a chance to propose measures on a variety of corporate issues.

Following this study, a series of reflections on ethical issues aiming at fulfilling the predefined legal criteria will be set up within our units.

This special issue provides a timely overview of methodologies of handling the renewable generation grid connection issues aiming at enabling more renewable energy utilization as well as Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emission reductions.

Three test plans were set up to address theses issues, aiming at verifying the design of the GTHTR300 power conversion system and establishing key technologies of a closed-cycle helium gas turbine system.

Design for additive manufacturing has gained extensive research attention in recent years, whereas tolerancing issues aiming at controlling geometric variations remain a major bottleneck in achieving predictive models and realistic simulations.

That is because I am convinced that privatization is a political issue aimed at rewarding select people and companies with profits, even if it undermines care for veterans".