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

Under the agreement, whenever either organisation wants to do anything in which the other may have an interest, it "shall consult the other with a view to adjusting the matter by mutual agreement".

With a view to adjusting the static model to the experimental tests, the inclusion of a new polynomial term depending on muscle contraction is proposed by the authors.

6.3 UNICEF should review more systematically the evaluation results of the GPPs in which it participates, with the view to adjusting its own engagement strategies accordingly.

The extended scheme is, therefore, 'as written and applied' [20, 21] appropriate to fulfil its legitimate objective [15]; provided that resources of enforcement agencies will be adjusted with a view to the new task area of controlling imported articles.

The idea of this study is to assess, and possibly adjust, the NRM framework in relation to the field of strategic DRM, with a view to making it applicable to DRM studies.

"Once lawyers have adjusted to the new scheme and other regulatory changes, we will consult in autumn 2013 on introducing competition for criminal defence work, with a view to extending it to civil and family work at a later date".

Somebody else suggests combining a plastic surgery practice with a tailor shop to adjust patients' clothes.

Digital images were treated with Adobe Photoshop (Adobe Software, Mountain View, CA) to adjust only brightness, contrast and size to make the final figures.

Coordinate a hand signal with the operator to adjust the speed if needed.

With so much change, the Knicks have not found a way to adjust.

It took me a while to adjust.