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

The college savings movement started with the aim of keeping things simple.

Current research started with the aim of mining standardized electronic health records (EHRs) data.

Many units I know have started with the aim of preparing for Black History Week, for example, and have expanded that into a larger portion of the term.

Since 2008, a large collaboration has started with the aim of studying various fission aspects, mainly in the heavy fragment region.

I will obviously continue the work that you have started with the aim of putting the country back on its feet, with the same attachment to the country and to the French".

By Megha Bahree November 30, 2016 The Delhi-based delivery service Even Cargo, which employs only female drivers, was started with the aim of getting women into male-dominated professions.

1952 saw the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community, which was declared to be "a first step in the federation of Europe", starting with the aim of eliminating the possibility of further wars between its member states by means of pooling the national heavy industries.

The objective in article 1 (pretest) starts with "The aim of this study was to investigate …," whereas the objective in article 2 (posttest) starts with "In this study, we investigated…." The objectives in both articles contained the rhetorical cue "investigate".

The main event on this side of the Atlantic is the Copa Libertadores, contested since 1960, and started with the original aim of crowning a champion of the continent to take on the winners of the old European Cup.

Each meeting started with explaining the aim of the discussion and feedback on the results of the questionnaires.

I don't think most directors started out with the aim of becoming one.