Sentence examples for last week aims from inspiring English sources

The very long-awaited, high-definition TiVo Series 3, released last week, aims for the high end.

The Guardian's New East network which launched last week, aims to take a deeper look inside the post-Soviet world.

The draft budget for 2005, presented last week, aims at a surplus of 3.6% of GDP, though some think this could rise to 3.9%.

The 10 10 campaign, which was launched last week, aims to get individuals, companies and organisations to reduce their carbon footprint by 10% in 2010.

New guidance, which came into effect last week, aims to boost social inclusion for disabled people by ensuring sites are designed with accessibility in mind.

The project, for which the camera-laden car was plying the streets of Kesennuma last week, aims to provide the disaster zone with a precious record of the damage, and to track the progress of reconstruction.

Leshi announced moves last week aimed at becoming more stable.

The agreement, which was signed late last week, aims to speed the European companies' efforts to catch up to the Japanese electronics industry in developing and marketing this important new technology, which provides sharper television pictures and which some analysts say could have tens of billions of dollars in sales.

The strategy we publish today aims to ensure the BBC continues to fulfil that central purpose.

The disclosure rule passed yesterday aims at hidden conflicts of interest at mutual fund companies.

The system, introduced in 2014, aims to speed the availability of potentially life-saving procedures.