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

He specially educated his son Alexander with a view to having him appointed professor of anatomy, and the bold plan was successful.

The objective has been to present to the Portuguese authorities new avenues of investigation, with a view to having the case reopened.

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".

Targets should be selected with a view to having desired effect on army and regime morale with minimum political cost to [the United States].

She said the commission then would aim to make formal proposals for legislation on short-selling by October, with a view to having legislation in force by January 2013.

His form since winning the 2012 renewal is not inspiring but the entire has been campaigned exclusively at weight-for-age with a view to having him right for one race.

He is scheduled to coach the UFC's Ultimate Fighter (TUF) reality show against challenger Gilbert Melendez, with a view to have a title defence against Melendez in December.

"We have taken note of some expert suggestions on carbon intensity with a view to have some quantified targets in this regard.

The selection of the firms was with a view to have a representation of various stages of growth as defined by Churchill and Lewis (1983) in the case.

With a view to have a better insight into the transport properties due to the impact of Li+ extraction, the electronic conductivity has been calculated and found to agree well with the experimental reports.

Requirements for the subsequent recrystallization of this powder with a view to structuring have been determined through the control of moisture and thermal energy.