Sentence examples for views aimed at from inspiring English sources

Not only did the Arendt Center help amplify views aimed at vulnerable groups that have less access to similar forums, these critics said, but it also made no clear public effort to distance itself from Jongen's views.

Reads can be displayed in one of five views, aimed at emphasizing different aspects of alignments: stacked, paired-stacked, strand stacked, inferred size and coverage view (Fig. 1).

"Theirs is a humanitarian view aimed at 80percentt of the population rather than 20percentt.

Since the provision was not, in this view, aimed at addressing a problem of constitutional dimension, it was not the "appropriate" legislation necessary to abrogate the states' immunity from suit.

But constructivism could be a conservative view, aimed at uncovering our folk theory of health and disease.

He idealizes in this way in order to develop a conception of the reasonable where citizens take up a discursive, moral point of view aimed at a rational consensus concerning the interests of all.

These efforts are continually being taken to examine the merits of traditional medicine in the light of modern science with a view aimed at adopting effectively beneficial medical practice and discouraging harmful ones [ 6].

Efforts are continually being taken by modern researchers to examine the merits of traditional medicine in the light of modern science with a view aimed at adopting effectively beneficial medical practice and discouraging harmful ones[ 5], hence there is need for information on the toxicity of these plants [ 6].

We propose a unifying point of view aiming at covering most of these contributions.

Romanticism, in his view, aims at preserving the enlightenment commitment to self-determination and freedom without turning it into a merely abstract and alienating discourse.

The view aims at promoting population health and not simply equalizing it: equally bad health is not the goal of the argument.