Sentence examples for view to participating from inspiring English sources

"The VW law makes it substantially less attractive for other E.U. investors to acquire the company's shares with a view to participating effectively in management decisions or controlling the company," the commission said.

However, the person added that the Japanese had also held discussions with a view to participating in its $150 million Series C (2013) and $355 million Series D (2014) rounds, deals that SoftBank ultimately did not join.

However, the person added that the Japanese had also held discussions with a view to participating in its $150 million Series C (2013) and $355 million Series D (2014) rounds, deals that SoftBank ultimately did not join.

Based on the Atherton Tablelands in Queensland, the battalion was brought back up to establishment and the 30th Brigade was transferred to the 6th Division, with a view to participating in further operations in New Guinea.

Potential participants receive an email invitation from I-view to participate in the study.

Critics claimed the ordinance had no teeth because it did not require owners of trees that blocked views to participate in a city review of the complaint filed by neighbors whose view was blocked.

This week, over 200 men and women representing a diversity of ethnicities, languages, professions and political views gathered to participate in what was perhaps the largest celebration of the ancient holiday of Norouz, the Persian New Year at the White House.

A positive contribution  "Children have the right to express their views and to participate in decisions that affect their lives," said UNICEF Representative in Mozambique Leila Gharagozolo Pakkala.

Similarly, for the drug trial scenario, positive views (willingness) to participate in the drug trial doubled for those with secondary school (or lower) education compared to degree education (OR 1.94, 95% CI 1.01, 3.70, P = 0.044).

Collective or representational participation happened when participants viewed their invitation to participate and be involved as representing a specific nursing interest group, such as the national nursing association, educators, or academia.

Senior executives may view the opportunity to participate in those types of arrangements as personally valuable, for reputational and potentially financial or other reasons.