Sentence examples for which was aimed at from inspiring English sources

In 1979, Directive 79/279 was issued which was aimed at the coordination of securities with official stock exchange listings.

The building bore the brunt of the explosion, which was aimed at the American mission next door, and collapsed.

The result was the 1950 "Guide to Easier Living," which was aimed at the postwar do-it-yourself generation.

Such operations were not a core part of the A380 vision, which was aimed at the biggest aviation hubs.

Groupon was an outgrowth of a start-up, the Point, which was aimed at encouraging charitable actions by groups.

The government recently announced a stimulus package of 22tn won (US$19.8bn/£12.7bn), much of which was aimed at supporting businesses hurt by the crisis.

Most important, President Bill Clinton supported an international agreement called the Kyoto Protocol, which was aimed at reducing greenhouse gases produced by the burning of fossil fuels.

He was hard at work on a new theory, called Distributed Morphology, which was aimed at understanding what governs the structures and the endings of words.

It is designed to replace the 1974 Jackson-Vanik amendment, which was aimed at forcing the Soviet Union to allow freer emigration of Jews and other religious minorities.

Mr. Welch's deposition, which is aimed at determining his wealth, is to resume next week.

Other proposals include the closure of cross media brands BBC Switch and BBC Blast, which are aimed at teenagers.