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

"It's important you go with your strongest team with a view to winning the tournament.

Journalists take perfectly good stories and pump them full of air and portentousness with a view to winning a Pulitzer prize.

Now, with a view to winning more votes for himself, he is using his long-dormant post to accuse his foes of having supported the deposed dictator.

But as Simon McRea, investment campaigner for FOE, points out, such broad-ranging resolutions are not put forward with a view to winning the shareholder vote.

Introducing open primaries essentially puts the cart before the horse — as if simply mandating elections could transform groups that are temporary alliances struck with a view to winning an election into proper parties with distinct platforms and policies.

The North's demand that it enter into bilateral talks with the US, with a view to winning security guarantees from Washington, appears highly fanciful given its missile tests and the rhetoric from the White House.

"We were making substitutions with a view to win the game because that was the extent of the control we thought we had.

Both managers approached the match with a view to win, in spite of the Shield's friendly feel.

The fact that such stasis exists presents us with a compelling opportunity to explain its presence it does not allow a non-naturalistic view to win by default.

Everything is permitted in his view to win a game.

The firm said in a filing [in Korean] that it will issue 16,953,612 new shares priced between 121,000-157,000 KRW each (that's approximately $108-$108-$140h a view to raising up to 2.66 trillion won ($2.35 billion).