Sentence examples for with aims for from inspiring English sources

The merged group will have customers from more than 100 countries, with aims for further international expansion across continental Europe, the US and Australia.

Both the shape and structure of critical care delivery as well as the mechanism of funding of hospitals is under review with aims for profound changes (moving to a more patient-level costing system, more accurately reflecting the cost of a patient's intensive care and hospital stay).

And what is wrong with "aiming for a popular vote win"?

With "Aim for the Head," zombie poetry makes its first bid, in printed form, for serious attention.

To take one example: the chancellor has been congratulated by some for his "Victorian" approach to the nation's finances, via his obsession with aiming for a budget surplus on both current and capital accounts.

The use of clear, instantly recognizable imagery was essential to the work of street artists; along with aiming for image recognition, such artists as SAMO (Jean-Michel Basquiat), Banksy, and Shepard Fairey bolstered their brands by assuming a renegade public persona.

In order to focus the discussion, we single out three levels of importance that couples could attach to realizing a desired family size: (i) Very important (equated with aiming for at least a 90% success chance).

If you brought a pistol with, aim for the center torso, it is a wide area that is an easy target.

Conflict with different aims for research work may be avoided with transparency and good communication.

Mr. Ho's text, written with Ruth Margraff, aims for a relevance that it does not achieve in any serious way, undercut by a television sitcom tone that is surprising in view of his reputation as a cultural activist.

A new classification based on these parameters is proposed with potential aims for the future to identify potential new druggable PPI targets.