Sentence examples for themes aimed at from inspiring English sources

Casino regulators typically reject slot-machine themes aimed at children.

The 54-year-old Mr. Colson, who spent seven months in prison for obstructing justice in the Daniel Ellsberg case, holds a press conference in Washington today to promote his new series of 32-page books on Christian themes aimed at 4-to-7-year-olds.

AN extensive campaign to promote a new series on the pay-cable network Showtime is probably the most elaborate ever aimed by a mainstream marketer at gay audiences and probably the most elaborate ever with gay themes aimed at mainstream audiences.

While his body of work includes poetry, nonfiction and the occasional cheerful picture book for children, its standout books offer themes aimed at young-adult readers: stories of teenagers in violent gangs, soldiers headed to Iraq and juvenile offenders imprisoned for their crimes.

For much of the last decade, while Bo Xilai was busy moving up the ranks of the Communist Party, and even striking populist themes aimed at improving the lot of the poor, his relatives were quietly amassing a fortune estimated at more than $160 million.

A key idea behind the Delphi method is in achieving a certain degree of consensus around one or more themes aimed at describing the future based on the opinion of selected experts.

International Women's Day is fast approaching and this year's theme is 'make it happen', a theme aimed at encouraging effective action for advancing and recognising women.

Much had been made by Mrs. Clinton's aides about a series of speeches, branded with a "Stronger Together" theme, aimed at shifting the conversation from political mudslinging to her more optimistic vision for the future.

This paper aims at deepening the theme of monitoring and energetic diagnosis of telecommunication (TLC) central offices, via the development and application of innovative performance parameters, whose objective is to detect the presence of anomalous energy absorption of the electronic equipment and cooling systems.

Poe wrote much of his work using themes aimed specifically at mass-market tastes.

According to Daniel Goleman, a Californian psychologist and author who has known the Dalai Lama for around 30 years and who will preside at the O2, the event's themes are aimed at the general public, not committed Buddhists: "He embodies a compassionate ethic which appeals across religious, national and cultural lines.