Sentence examples for we aim to put from inspiring English sources

We aim to put these principles into action and fulfil our responsibilities primarily through our day-to-day business conduct and the editorial content of our newspapers, websites and other media.

"We aim to put in the marketplace a number of ventures that are radically different to what is currently available, yet are sustainable and replicable of their own accord," says Joop Tanis, HIA programme manager.

The force said: "We aim to put victims at the heart of everything we do and clearly there were steps we could have taken to improve the service Anne-Marie received when she had concerns about her estranged husband's behaviour.

We aim to put greater critical depth and – I'd argue – bolder, faster reviews out to the public than any of the print megaliths manage, rising 7,000 articles by some 100 arts journalists of proven repute.

"We aim to put the Internet in every pocket," states Nokia CFO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo.

"We aim to put the Mauritanians on the wrong foot right from the start," Patel told BBC Sport.

Here, we aimed to put these AD trials of estrogens in perspective by considering the potential mechanisms of these potent neuroprotective estrogens, the role of estrogens in other neurodegenerative conditions, such as cerebral ischemia, and based on our current understanding of estrogen neurobiology, offer insight into the design of future clinical trails of estrogens for neuronal protection.

More than 50 essays by 50 great writers, we aimed to put together a collage showing that Jewish engagement with sports is little different from Jewish engagement with film, literature, music, law, or most anything else: a few genuine talents here; some brilliant, innovative, influential minds there; and fascinating characters throughout.

We aimed to put together a collection of online teaching resources that teachers of health economics could use regardless of their health economics training, so in theory, using this OER, non-health economists could teach health economics to medical students.

Based on the literature data and on our own observations we aimed to put in evidence that the CTRs and NTRs (amino terminal regions) may be playing an important role in the signalling networks in which HD-Zip proteins participate, determining to some extent their functionality.

David Holdsworth, controller of English Regions who commissioned the mosaic on behalf of BBC English Regions, said: "We always aim to put audiences at the very heart of what the BBC does and on this occasion we have been able to achieve that literally.