Sentence examples for was aimed at dealing from inspiring English sources

It was aimed at dealing with terrorism.

Ms. Reding's proposed regulatory overhaul, which gained support from the European Parliament, was aimed at dealing with this situation, which she considers a conflict of interest.

When the Ergenekon case started in 2007, many in Europe supported the effort believing it was aimed at dealing with Turkey's anti-democratic past -- especially the role of the military which has staged three coups since the republic was founded in 1923 and continued to meddle in politics.

Our study was aimed at dealing with the lack of reliable information on the Italian burden of HCV-induced diseases.

The rules are aimed at dealing with the concerns of competitors who see government aid going to a rival.

The prime minister, Edouard Philippe, described the reforms as "ambitious, balanced and fair" and said they were aimed at dealing with "mass unemployment and repairing the country".

This paper deals with the design of observers that are aimed at dealing with the uncertainty related to the process kinetics.

Thus, our study is aimed at dealing in a more direct manner with individuation sensitivity than previous studies using whole face images.

As stated previously, these outcomes support the view that such an internally and self-oriented focus is on the expense of an externally oriented focus that is aimed at dealing adaptively with the emotion-evoking situation.

New applications of techniques in bioinformatics and data mining have been developed in the disparate fields of high throughput genomics, physics, and business data management that are aimed at dealing with these increasingly large and complex data sets [ 1, 2].

The High Point Strategy, as it has come to be known, was aimed at public drug dealing, not gang violence, but the methodology was largely the same.