Sentence examples for programmes with the aim of from inspiring English sources

The ecosystem goods and services (EGS) model is implicit in many conservation schemes, including agricultural extension programmes with the aim of conserving and protecting wetlands and waterbodies.

The results could help explain why people who start exercise programmes with the aim of shedding pounds often see a decline in weight loss - or even a reversal - after a few months.

Mr Cotton, a new star of the Hell-no caucus of House Republicans who shut the government down a year ago, has cast votes against several federal programmes with the aim of curbing spending.

The BBC only ever commissions programmes with the aim of serving our licence payers and the original idea is of paramount importance when commissioning programming for this dedicated audience, not licensing and merchandise opportunities.The two CBBC digital channels will offer up to 90% originally produced programming across all the genres.

The idea is to create a set of training programmes with the aim of helping immigrants to become more suited to local labor market requirements.

Meanwhile last year saw several European MOOCs platforms kick off programmes with the aim of building similar momentum to the likes of Coursera in the U.S. — including U.K.-based Futurelearn, and the aforementioned iversity.

Ten years ago we started a programme with the aim of qualifying a team for London and it just snowballed".

This time, though, the plan was more ambitious: Troubled Families was a nationwide programme with the aim of turning around the lives of 120,000 families.

Yukiya Amano, director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA), will hold talks with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Saeed Jalili, and senior officials from the country's nuclear programme, with the aim of reaching a breakthrough agreement on inspections of sites and access to scientists suspected of having been involved in work on nuclear weapons.

As early career researchers we explore these issues in a moderate way and with limited resources, through an exploratory design workshop, organized under the aegis of the Aurora Programme, with the aim of exploring multidisciplinary design and a view to understanding the potential benefits of interdisciplinary approaches and possible gaps in the current space design paradigm.

The UK invested in the programme with the aim of ensuring access to operational data for industry and academia.