Sentence examples for later aimed at from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister David Cameron will host an international meeting with charities and companies later, aimed at combating malnutrition in the developing world.

Additionally, the frame justifies the study's research design and research questions; the first of which was qualitative in nature and the later aimed at exploring the processes and supports that might enable successful STEM-integrated curriculum development by a TDT.

The slogan for a later campaign, aimed at maturing baby boomers, was "the Choice of a New Generation".

Hundreds of union members started gathering close to the party's annual conference in Liverpool for rallies and marches later today aimed at venting their fury on the coalition government's spending cuts which have already seen over 200,000 public sector jobs cut or threatened with the axe.

A hospital bulletin issued a few hours later, apparently aimed at discouraging premature optimism in a case that has drawn a wave of sympathy around the world, said that the girl, Malala Yousafzai, 15, was "still very ill," and that a full evaluation of her brain injury had not been possible because her brain was still swollen.

The second meeting (two weeks later) was aimed at giving the students essential knowledge on symmetry as related to Earth science.

announced an amendment later Monday aimed at addressing voter ID issues brought up by the Supreme Court ruling.

Plant response to bacterial elicitation involves early and later reactions aimed at stopping the pathogen invasion into the host tissues, diminishing the proliferation of bacteria and inducing bacterial death.

Zindel's later fiction was aimed at a younger audience.

Hours later, another attack aimed at Awakening members killed four of them in Al Qaim, a city in Anbar Province in western Iraq.

Christian missions of later centuries constantly aimed at the destruction of indigenous religions, including their cultic places and traditions (as in missions to the Anglo-Saxons, Germans, and Slavs).