Sentence examples for the aim of importing from inspiring English sources

Last week Aedas announced a demerger from its European offices, where the scale of work was on a "different trajectory" (i.e. too small), but it has already set up a new base in London with the aim of importing its high-octane brand of gigantic Asian projects to Europe.

This makes Bricklin's aim of importing 60,000 in the first year, beginning in the fall of 2003, optimistic.

If trains run on time and to the right places, rail could be cheaper than road for longer journeys.One sign of change is BASF, a German chemicals firm, that is building a branch line from a plant near Sao Paulo to the network, with the aim of switching imports of raw materials from Argentina away from roads.

In July 2004 Hong leased a 300-seat cinema in midtown Manhattan with the aim of exhibiting films imported from Asia and thus showcasing his cable company.

We consider the case of an operator controlling DG and storage in a distribution network with the aim of minimizing power import into the network from third party suppliers.

The main aim of import substitution industrialization is to achieve economic self-sufficiency by protecting infant industries until they reach a technological level whence they can compete in international trade.

So far, the vast majority of China's direct foreign investment is by state-owned companies in natural resources in foreign countries, with the aim of developing new sources and keeping import prices down.

The aim of this research is prioritization of medicinal and aromatic plants importing countries using relative import advantage index and five other indices during the period of 2000 2014.

The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence of leptospiral antibodies in reptiles, imported into Slovenia and intended to be pets in close contact with humans.

The aim of this paper is to shed some light on the rhetorical import of echoing fashion in online automobile advertising within the framework of Relevance Theory.

Four key error-generating stages are identified with the aim of prompting a higher uniform standard of routine analysis at export and import points.