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

"Wiltshire Police and Wiltshire Police Authority are considering all options available to the force and will be taking legal advice with a view to challenging this decision.

"Weightlifting came back to us with a compelling new strategy focussed on developing their most talented female athletes with a view to challenging for medals by Tokyo 2020," said Rod Carr, chair of UK Sport.

Then we will industrialise the process, challenging 1,000 at a time, with a view to having all those who need challenging challenged pretty quickly".

Iranian activists regularly find ways to circumvent such obstructions, but on this occasion the targeting was specific, with a view to curtailing any challenge to the anniversary celebrations.

Methodological approaches were described with a view to identify common challenges and possible improvements for future model-based economic evaluations of NPIs for dementia.

"Instructions recently given to lawyers in England and Scotland with a view to taking legal action to challenge these recent allegations will form part of the independent examination," added the statement from Rangers' board.

The complementary advantages of laboratory and synchrotron X-ray CT are examined with a view to identify new opportunities and challenges.

However, with a view to offering better public services, the challenge is great, and today's leaders – whether white, black, or from any minority group, need to make personal commitment to help bring about change.

"The goal today is to put together a team to test the waters of the America's Cup with a view to coming in with a full challenge for the 35th America's Cup," he said.

Using an innovative methodology to map the policy process with a view to analyze the organizational and capacity challenges it identified various capacity and incentive bottlenecks in the agricultural sector.

"Just like any household facing challenging times, all good councils should be considering the merits of temporarily dipping into the money they have set aside as part of their plans to address immediate financial challenges, with a view to building up their reserves again in sunnier days to come".