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

The statement added: "We have solid, strong and cordial relations with the United Kingdom and would call on their government to investigate this matter fully with a view to take strong and visible action against any perpetrators".

"We have solid, strong and cordial relations with the United Kingdom and would call on their government to investigate this matter fully with a view to take strong and visible action against any perpetrators".

He went on to make one other senior appearance for Stockport before the club were approached by Liverpool requesting an opportunity to take both Crowther and Greg Tansey on trial with a view to take them to a tournament in Milan, and agreed deals with Stockport for both players subject to satisfactory performances from the players at the tournament.

With a view to take these findings forward, our aim was to assess the immune function in terms of the expression of TNF, IFNG and FOXP3 in peripheral blood and tumour of patients with CRC.

Several of Mr Sharon's colleagues Binyamin Netanyahu, the finance minister, to the fore may be tempted to trip him up, with a view to taking his job.

"Often these arrests are not done with a view to taking the person through the criminal-justice process," says Innocent Chukwuma, whose Cleen Foundation (formerly the Centre for Law Enforcement Education) researches criminal justice.

The purpose of the trip is to collect some eggs with a view to taking a look at their embryonic contents.

Whittard of Chelsea, the tea and coffee retailer, plans to open an outlet in Moscow and is 'talking to people' in Shanghai with a view to taking its tea shops to China.

We urge the government to review all the CRCs as a matter of urgency with a view to taking them back into public ownership before the public are put at any more risk".

Europe's economic affairs commissioner Olli Rehn said today's meeting will outline "the contents and conditions of a successor programme for Greece, with a view to taking decisions at the next meeting on July 11".

Bryan Robson, the Middlesbrough manager, confirmed yesterday that negotiations have re-opened with Juninho and Atletico Madrid with a view to taking the 24-year-old Brazilian back to Teesside two years after Boro sold him for £12m.