Sentence examples for of an aim from inspiring English sources

The AIM rules require that all individuals appointed to the board of an AIM company are suitable to be a director of a UK public company.

An article on Aug. 15 about Representative Darrell Issa's business dealings, using erroneous information that Mr. Issa's family foundation filed with the Internal Revenue Service, referred incorrectly to his sale of an AIM mutual fund in 2008.

He also said the UK supported the inclusion of an aim to ban discards in the CFP's basic rules.

Another example: instant messaging applications (we saw a demo of an AIM version at the event today), can't run in the background and collect messages while you are doing something else.

"If I had other work and things to do I probably wouldn't have come back to playing, but I was sitting around and didn't really have much of an aim," he said.

While purposiveness in the former sense corresponds to Kant's account of purposiveness at §10 in terms of the notion of design, the notion of purposiveness as it applies to beautiful objects does not involve the idea of real or apparent design, but simply that of the satisfaction of an aim or objective (1979, pp. 213 218; see also 1993, p. 417n.39).

Yet, in the case of rice, an aim of protection is to keep the domestic price high by restricting production.

As I read the different magazines, I started to gather information on things like the off-boresight capability of an AIM-9 missile.

The idea for an educational module focused on the use of natural history collections to understand climate change grew out of an AIM-UP! sponsored seminar conducted jointly at UC Berkeley, the University of New Mexico, Harvard University, and the University of Alaska Fairbanks during the spring of 2014.

Indoctrination of patriotism is never an aim of the Hong Kong government.

This kind of task should be an aim of near future studies.