Sentence examples for support that aims from inspiring English sources

This potentially has implications for the nature of social care support that aims to help people feel safe.

This paper presents energy-oriented software tool that both accommodates the Egyptian context and provides informative support that aims to facilitate decision making of zero energy buildings.

The composite term mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) is defined in these guidelines as "any type of local or outside support that aims to protect or promote psychosocial well-being and/or prevent or treat mental disorder" [ 13].

The composite term MHPSS is used to describe any type of local or outside support that aims to protect or promote psychosocial well-being and/or prevent or treat mental disorder [ 4].

I will do anything that will support that aim, whether that's a restaurant or a book – I am currently working on a recipe book.

Consultations took place between former prisoners in Europe, Africa and Asia and the GJC will seek to initiate welfare programmes, with localised support, that aim to enrich former prisoners' lives through employment, education and recognition of their ordeal; to make them fully participating and confident members of their respective communities.

That's why the employment figures in China are the key ones to watch for, and the policies the legislature announces in the coming days to support that aim will be more important than the headline GDP figure.

The design of the trial should support that aim.

A survey amongst Dutch car drivers investigated the conditions under which drivers would potentially use an advisory driver support system that aims to improve overall traffic flow.

This paper presents a new approach to develop a know-how distribution support system that aims at facilitating the effective sharing of a variety of technical skills within community, especially focusing on the knowledge exploited to diagnosing image data.

A child-rearing support policy that aims to increase fertility should take into account the need to design a more parent-friendly social infrastructure, such as shorter working hours and job security in addition to a support system of child care and education services for young children.