Sentence examples for on aiming to from inspiring English sources
"The opportunities you may have for perhaps studying part-time with apprenticeships you can keep on aiming to fulfil your dreams.
Still smiling she told me she has said sorry to her fans for testing positive and is now focussed on aiming to become a double Olympic and triple world 100m champion in the next three years.
Pulse: The Pulse protocol allows users to tokenize their 'intent' to procure a service that potential sellers can bid on, aiming to become the defacto protocol for service customer acquisition and a simpler way for users to connect directly with service providers.
However, as this study was focused on aiming to identify aspects of teamwork in the Lithuanian PHC context, all other topics brought to light by the study were included in the analysis as contextual elements of teamwork in PHC rather than as separated themes.
Here comes a good example of collaboration on global health education development: the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (60), formed in 1997, consisting of 45 leading research universities, from countries such as Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Russia, the US, and so on, aiming to foster education, research, and enterprise in the Pacific Rim.
But it is becoming clear that Mr Abe and the traditionalists, pining for an imperial era from which most of the country has moved on, aim to go further than that.
Turn Me On, aims to celebrate everyone's "lid"—shame-free and fully-freakily focusing on the stories, interests and experiences ofully-freakily focusingseudonym'd) guesthe
Scotland take on Wales in Cardiff on Sunday aiming to improve on a disappointing 13-6 loss to England.
New US sanctions on Pyongyang were issued on Wednesday aiming to expand its blockade by blacklisting individuals and entities that deal with the North's economy.
New York-based Union Theological Seminary hosted a day-long "Congressional Orientation on Faith and Governing" in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, aiming to address this very question.
Here's another twist on messaging aiming to make digital comms more fun.
