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

In "Happy International Happiness Day," Harvey Morris writes: The United Nations has declared March 20 the first International Day of Happiness to underline the commitment of its 193 member states to "better capture the importance of the pursuit of happiness and well-being in development with a view to guiding their public policies".

To this extent, this distinction does serve as the relevant boundary for the appropriate application of rewards and punishments, with a view to guiding future conduct, but it does not serve as the relevant boundary of moral evaluation.

The Thai navy is teaching the boys the basics of diving, with a view to guiding them out through flood waters.

That is, analysis of data based on existing items will be considered closely both statistically and substantively with a view to guiding better question construction.

We build on previous literature to develop a modified approach to assess select governance elements within the health system with a view to guiding health system-level interventions.

Thus, in large cities, epidemiological surveillance should perhaps not be limited to operating only in the locations in which the first cases arise, but should also consider the productivity of notifications with a view to guiding the vector combat teams.

The evidence for this is that our conduct is usually guided with a view to the pleasures and pains, rewards and punishments, of this life and not a future state (T, 1.3.9.14 / 115; cp. D, 12.13/220 01).

This is a pilot study to determine whether STO2 can be used as a surrogate marker of DO2I with a view to utilising this simple noninvasive technique to guide intraoperative haemodynamic therapy.

Secondly, we drew on the principles of critical discourse analysis to consider the language, format, and focus of the document, with a view to exploring underlying assumptions and ideologies (see guiding questions in box 2).

With a view to inspire discussion, some questions and initial thoughts and guiding questions on these three topics are presented below.

The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency DVLAA) of the UK publishes and updates a guide for medical professionals with a view to assisting them in assessing fitness to drive [12].