Sentence examples for set up aim from inspiring English sources

Worse yet, Aol support was reportedly somewhat clueless as well, asking users to verify accounts using the email originally used to set up AIM.

The elephant apparently saw the group of professional trophy hunters ― two of whom were Argentine and three Namibian ― from afar and charged the group before they had time to set up, aim and shoot, Namibian media reported.

The Story Kitchen, a project she helped set up, aims to do just that.

A Saving Labour campaign has been set up, aimed initially at persuading moderate members of the public to email their MPs and urge them not to back Corbyn but which could ultimately be used to sign up thousands of £3 contributors who would join in order to vote for an alternative candidate.

Then a tiny pilot project is set up, aiming to provide results that prompt government to scale it up.

As a follow up to this study, the National Anonymous Tonsil Archive was set up, aiming to collect 100,000 pairs of tonsils from 2004 onwards.

Firstly, while data gathering with the Sentinel Network in 2005 2006 focused on the processes of care delivered, a similar data gathering with the same network has been set up, aimed at investigating outcomes of quality of end-of-life care and at developing quality indicators.

A committee to review the Act and policy circulars should therefore be set up, aimed at ensuring that measures and programmes are put in place to: Eliminate all forms of discrimination for equal participation of boys/men, girls/women and persons with disabilities at all levels of educational, training, sporting and cultural activities.

They have already set up an assembly aimed at establishing a permanent government.

If it drifts toward the end cushion, set up the rack again and aim slightly more to the right.

When I was a young teenager, my brother helped me set up an AIM account.