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

Only 25.4 centimeters high, the close-up of the head was evidently sketched on paper from life with a view to executing the elaborate portrait of a child from the wealthy Flemish establishment in the 1620s or 1630s.

First, the acceleration of immunization activities in the late eighties and early nineties -although one of greatest public health achievements ever - was sometimes not planned and executed with a view to achieve sustainable results.

If one can associate with others to constitute oneself with them a kind of public authority willing and able to assume responsibility for the common good of the state, one is entitled, in Aquinas' view, to set about overthrowing, and if need be executing, the tyrant, with a view to the liberatio of the people [multitudinis] and the homeland [patriae].

Rowley, who sought to cultivate good relations with the populace with a view to capturing the island in the near future, refused their demands and had the slaves returned to their owners, where eight were executed for plotting rebellion.

The Japan Gas Association JGAA) has been executing technological programs under the subsidy of the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) to market a polymer electrolyte fuel cell (PEFC) system developed with a view to putting a residential PEFC system into practice.

He had arrived with a commission to execute a series of etchings for the Fine Art Society.

Earlier studies in vitro and in vivo indicate that AIF must interact with cyclophilin A (CypA) to execute cell death.

Perfection is not always a problem with knowing how to execute a turn, car control plays a big part in how well you execute the turn.

All boats rowed with a single oar require a forward and a reverse stroke to execute a straight line.

Along with transparency comes an obligation to execute flawlessly on openly shared ideas.

According to Juvenal, a letter was sent from Capri with the orders to execute Sejanus without a trial.