Sentence examples for the aim of preparing from inspiring English sources
Given their doubts, I was asked by Agnes, the VP of talent management, to become Simon's executive coach with the aim of preparing him for possible succession.
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.
Nanocomposites obtained by mechanical milling of graphite and magnesium with organic additives (benzene, cyclohexene or cyclohexane) have been studied with the aim of preparing novel hydrogen storage materials.
Fusion, submitted for publication] as possible European ITER Satellite facility with the aim of preparing ITER operation scenarios and helping DEMO design and R&D.
However, the course is not solely designed with the aim of preparing students for workplace demands purely from an 'accommodationist' stance.
Some extrapolation and extension of the first experimental investigations are done with the aim of preparing the next association of higher power stacks operated with their reverse diodes.
One of the aims of preparing colloidal suspensions is to enhance the dispersion of nanomaterial in polymer, and the other one is to decrease the toxicity of the composite production [7].
In a study on bioscience content in nursing, Friedel and Treagust [ 1] identified a discrepancy between the intended and enacted curriculum, concluding that the aims of preparing students for clinical practice were not being fulfilled, a finding further validated by Davis [ 24].
Cuban concludes that despite the disappointing results of test-driven, market-driven reform, "the economic aim of preparing students for a market-based democracy continues to dominate public schools in the 21st century".
There is a dual aim of preparing students for both their studies and their fieldwork positions.
Through discussion and dialogue, the conference endeavors to create a platform that connects East and West, with the aim of educating and preparing the next generation of leaders in Asia.
