Sentence examples for the aim of cutting from inspiring English sources

J. P. Morgan is promoting a couple of Chase-branded cards, with the aim of cutting out partners like Starbucks.

Open standards and open source software would be encouraged by a Conservative government, with the aim of cutting costs and encouraging innovation.

Earlier this week, Brown announced new rules for the amount of water California residents and municipalities can use, with the aim of cutting statewide water usage by 25%.

It recently started to sell off some non-core businesses with the aim of cutting back the group's portfolio to under 50 brands.

At the same time, there was an all-out effort to educate farmers and encourage them to grow other crops, with the aim of cutting poppy production.

"We will seek free trade in everything from digital cameras to black-and-white film," the Eastman Kodak Company said, "with the aim of cutting our tariff costs of nearly $200 million a year".

On 25 April the Germans staged an airborne operation to seize the bridges over the Corinth canal, with the double aim of cutting off the British line of retreat and securing their own way across the isthmus.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg signed up personally and the party said it would put a motion before its autumn conference to commit the party as a whole to meet the campaign aim of cutting carbon emissions by 10% in 2010.

This paper presents a study of the geometrical design of optimum cutting shapes in granite or marble slabs with the aim of improving cutting operations and reducing tailings in ornamental stone sawshops.

The RCGP said it supported the government's aim of cutting bureaucracy and improving efficiency, but its members questioned the costs of the new plans and said they could result in a more expensive system.

But he said he would not be deterred from the coalition's main stated aim of cutting the budget deficit, telling the Andrew Marr Show: "When you are half-way up a mountain you should not bail out..