Sentence examples for view to attending from inspiring English sources

Tell your supervisor you want to give a presentation at a conference Join your professional body (with a view to attending local meetings to develop your network) Sign up for a training course on presentation skills (usually offered by the staff development or equivalent unit).

The online component will be provided through specific resources delivered via the Monash library website, as well as specifically designed online lectures, made available through YouTube, that students view prior to attending the respective two hour teaching block [ 9].

The online component was provided through specific resources delivered via the Monash library website [ 17], as well as specifically designed online lectures, made available through YouTube, which students were asked to view prior to attending the respective two hour teaching block [ 17, 18].

While the gay left and their media allies won't be happy with Rubio's response, voters across the country will relate to his comments and agree with him: You don't have to share the groom's views in order to attend his wedding.

From a philosophical point of view it is important to attend to the force of words, since language forms our thoughts and our shared world – and it has the potential to lead us astray.

"The sound of the ocean is the sound of time passing, the sound of one moment giving way to the next," one writer intones, and another imparts the axiom "Old age grounds us and from that grounded point of view, we can begin to attend to our inner and outer world in a way that we could not when we were speeding over the surface of things".

These data are useful to reassure you that rejection is a normal part of recruitment and from a purely statistical point of view, you could expect to attend six interviews before being successful.

Blanco attended the party at Paul Roundhill's that night with a view to persuading Pete Doherty to attend the performance of his play.

Regarding the discussion of a donation to Livingstone's campaign, the spokesman added: "It is only natural that a company staffed by thousands of individuals of varying political backgrounds and conscious of representing those differing views is then free to attend events organised by any political party or none".

A18 Many of the 8,000 people attending this year's N.A.A.C.P. convention view Mr. Bush's refusal to attend as a snub of black people.

On April 1 , 1925 thousands of people gathered on the eastern slope of Mount Scopus, facing a panoramic view of the Judean desert, to attend the official opening of the Hebrew University.