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

The National Offender Management Service (Noms) needs to identify systems that work well for individual probation trusts with a view to adapting a successful system for national use, the Commons justice select committee has said.

Mercedes contacted the makers of the HANS (Head and Neck Support) device, with a view to adapting it for Formula One.

Our research team evaluated the contents and usefulness of InfoCritique with a view to adapting it to our setting.

We are currently investigating these questions experimentally with a view to providing practical recommendations for how managers can adapt this traditional management practice to improve forage quantity and quality for their livestock and provide nutrient hotspots for wildlife.

Both techniques were specifically adapted for use on native state bioleaching samples, with a view to establishing convenient means for monitoring culture composition.

The literature on massive hemorrhage and transfusion is extensively reviewed with a view to designing a practical document that could serve as a template to be adapted to the specific needs and resources of each center.

And now his production company, Smoke House, will participate in a project adapted from a newspaper article about the 2008 bank bailout, with a view to Clooney directing, Variety reports.

A successful case management methodology was adapted from the United States (US) version for use in English primary care, with a view to a definitive trial.

A Room With a View (1985) Adapted by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, directed by James Ivory.

TV: Cranford Chronicles This season promises several costume dramas - among them ITV1's A Room with a View, adapted by Andrew Davies, and BBC1's Oliver Twist - but this five-part take on three Elizabeth Gaskell novels may be the one for traditionalists.

The Brussels brewers worked with U.K. brewers to adapt the recipe to produce a pale ale.