Sentence examples for looking to aid from inspiring English sources

According to press reports, authorities say Hicheur corresponded by e-mail with Al-Qaeda members in Algeria and may have been looking to aid in attacks on European targets.

McGraw was also looking to aid his former star Christy Mathewson, who was then the General Manager of the Braves.

Those looking to aid in the recovery effort can also find volunteer opportunities and donation information at NYCService.org, Occupy Sandy Relief, the American Red Cross as well as WNYC and The Huffington Post.

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Wally Pfister gave each location and dream level a distinctive look to aid the audience's recognition of the narrative's location during the heavily crosscut portion of the film: the mountain fortress appears sterile and cool, the hotel hallways have warm hues, and the scenes in the van are more neutral.

Rather than look to raid the aid budget to fund military operations, the Government should stick to the Prime Minister's pledge that Britain will not balance its books on the backs of the world's poorest.

Now U.N. peacekeepers are looking to continue aiding people as Haiti looks to rebuild its economy and transition to democracy.

But the big picture is that aid budgets are shrinking across much of Europe, and the EU itself is looking to freeze aid spending over the next seven years.

Featherstone's brief also includes tackling violence and bigotry towards women and the lesbian, gay and transgender communities, and she said it was "a good thing" that the government is looking to use aid to guide countries away from homophobia.

The legislation offers an easy win for increasingly hysterical deficit hawks, and would provide much-needed funds for Democrats looking to pass more aid programs, such as renewed unemployment benefits for the long-term jobless.

The three government-backed "guidance" services that are supposed to aid those looking to cash in their pension pots cannot currently be promoted publicly for fear of breaking strict pre-election rules.