Sentence examples for with a view to acquiring from inspiring English sources

These terrorists did not attack a country with a view to acquiring territory by conquest.

The appellant's vice president, who represented it in the negotiations, had theretofore, as agent of another company, learned that the latter was interested in the coal development work before mentioned, and was, with others, bearing the expense of that work with a view to acquiring the lands as coal lands.

A more modest operation is obliged to carry out design "serially," confronting the unhappy chicken-and-egg conflict of priorities: to invest in calculation on the basis of estimated data, or to build and test with a view to acquiring the necessary data.

Eastwood, who also said Wasps intended to open negotiations with the Alan Edward Higgs charity, which owns the other 50% of the stadium complex, presumably with a view to acquiring a majority shareholding, said there would be no changes to the stadium's colour scheme.

Tencent is said to have approached Spotify with a view to acquiring the company to extend its burgeoning music business outside of China and Asia, a source with knowledge of discussions told TechCrunch.

While camera clusters seek to capture wide fields of view with minimal overlap between the fields of view of adjacent cameras, camera arrays capture multiple perspectives of the same scene with large overlap between the fields of view to acquire 3d reconstructions or light fields of the scene.

Our analyses of reading strategies demonstrated essentially that our SLO training allowed subjects with limited global viewing to acquire the capacity to perform eye movements, which allow the perception of the presented words in their whole.

Pierre Bergé, Yves Saint Laurent's powerful business associate, is said to be among investors interested in acquiring it with a view to offering real competition to Sotheby's and Christie's.

But it will have to persuade New Jersey Transit, which has acquired the statues with a view to installing them at the Broad Street station in Newark.

After closing in 1953, it began a second life as a community theatre, now under threat and in financial difficulty after a property developer acquired the building with a view to turning it into flats.

In 2005 Fitch Group acquired Algorithmics, undertaken with a view to extending its quantitative risk management capabilities.