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

Cooper asked the Home Office to "urgently review this evidence and gather further evidence about his activities, with a view to exercising your exclusion powers to prevent him coming to the UK".

On Monday evening, Brittany Ferries carried out an exercise with a view to introducing armed sea marshals on board French cross-Channel vessels.

If the predictions become much longer-term,  people could improve their diet and exercise, with a view to living more healthily, if not bettering their prognosis.

Chapter 6 reports on modelling exercises with a view to scope the future effects of climate change.

Other advice, such as from the BHF National Centre for Physical Activity and Health [ 21], supports lower intensity programmes in patients unable to tolerate higher intensity exercise with a view to progressing intensity and duration as able.

Child agents would advise their clients with a view to ensuring that the child's right is properly exercised.

These exercises were carried out with a view to offering better, more effective support but also to help us contribute to the national debate and shape the future of social care.

"Billy rejected this and has exercised his right to run down his contract with a view to joining Sunderland," said West Brom director of football administration Richard Garlick.

The service arrived without an official announcement or media push, all of which points to it as an exercise in testing the waters, perhaps with a view to introducing a fuller service in emerging markets in the future.

The aim of this exercise was to compare functions that are currently being used to model the effects of physical ageing and stress on the creep behaviour of plastics, with a view to producing an international standard in this area.

In the Catholic model of governance at its best, the ruling class is accountable to the Gospel and exercises authority humbly and lovingly, with a listening ear and a view to consensus, though the institutional structures do not require this.