Sentence examples for opportunity aimed from inspiring English sources

The Surgeon is seen as friendly with Putin, and the Russian president has previously ridden with the gang in a photo opportunity aimed at boosting his macho image.

As Mr. Obama talks about issues historically tied to race, he often frames them in terms of class, economics and opportunity, aiming to speak for a broader audience than Dr. King did in 1963.

One problem here is that the firm pursues its aim by catering to wrongful desires, and indeed wrongful desires of just the type that equal opportunity aims to overcome.

The Government collaborative partnership and recognition of informal trade associations and groups is yielding positive economic benefits with various grassroots capacity training and skill development opportunities aimed at fusing the informal-formal economy continuum (Meagher, 2013; Onokala & Banwo, 2015).

A thorough analysis of recent biotechnological progress is presented in the context of present technological challenges and future developmental opportunities aimed at bringing the enzyme costs down and improving the overall process economics towards large scale production of enzymatic biodiesel.

As a result, two governmental programmes have been implemented: a) "National Deworming Campaign" and b) "Opportunities" aimed at maternal care.

In addition to the healthcare-driven economic demands on governments and insurance programs, there is increasing public interest in healthspan-promoting solutions, and this influence, in itself, is creating academic research and commercial opportunities aimed at addressing that demand.

Recognizing that one's years as a teen idol are fleeting, the smooth crooner now searches for bigger business and investment opportunities, aiming to create wealth long after anyone cares to hear him sing or watch him dance.

Unlike race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability and age, sexual orientation is not part of the Military Equal Opportunity program aimed at eliminating bias against service members.

Currently, evaluating a patient with articular symptoms in the first possible opportunity is aimed at, and the definition of the RA's early stage comprises the first weeks or months of symptoms (generally less than 12 months), the first 12 weeks of manifestations with very early rheumatoid arthritis (VERA) standing out as a critical period.

After the establishment of the BPA Grantee Consortium, the NIEHS developed two other research consortia the Engineered Nanomaterials Grand Opportunity consortium, aimed at evaluating the health effects of exposure to nanomaterials, and the Deepwater Horizon Research Consortium, developed to coordinate research on the environmental health impacts of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.