Sentence examples for serve its aim from inspiring English sources

Moscow has trained Iranian engineers while calculating how Iran can serve its aim of a less U.S.-dominated world.

Dedicated to the primacy of the visitor experience; committed to excellence in every aspect of its collections and programs; and drawing on both new and traditional tools of communication, interpretation and presentation, the Museum aims to serve its diverse publics as a dynamic, innovative and welcoming center for learning through the visual arts.

If Gov. Rick Perry of Texas was looking for a symbolic way to appease his conservative constituents, plenty of legislative items would have served his aim.

IBM would probably be better served aiming its commercials at the enterprises it sells to, rather than the general public, who may be impressed by a talking box having a conversation with a star.

This will also serve the aim to apply comparable LoCs for the ERA of GMOs with similar traits.

By James Surowiecki September 15, 2016 Revelations that the sugar industry funded science to suit its aims serve as a reminder of big companies' willingness to push aside inconvenient information in pursuit of their economic interests.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been proposed to serve such an aim, because the MRI technique is unparalleled in its capacity to delineate the morphology and composition of articular cartilage [ 1].

When it was time for her to serve she aimed that ball toward the old woman sitting across from her as if she were serving across a net.

He has a second serve to take aim at, but a sliced backhand does the job for Raonic.

Technology and content are there to serve the aims and goals of the company.

Crossdisciplinary work involves borrowing resources from one discipline to serve the aims of a project in another.