Sentence examples for with the aim of accessing from inspiring English sources

BP has invested £4.5bn in the project with the aim of accessing 640 million barrels of oil, extracted at a rate of up to 120,000 barrels per day, until 2050.

Shriver took some $70,000 from the woman and her associates over time, and eventually sought a U.S. government job with the aim of accessing classified information.

Encouraged, we applied similar conditions to 19-iodogeldanamycin 4, with the aim of accessing a range of 19-BQAs (Scheme 1).

In the aim of accessing new privileged structure, we decided to design and synthesize 8-aminated-imidazo[1,2a]pyridines substituted on positions 2 and 6.

Government will also modernise its guidance on electronic ID verification with the aim of supporting tech for accessing financial services.

It also intends to modernise its guidance on electronic ID verification with the aim of supporting technology for accessing financial services.

Badr also welcomes — and describes as "extremely encouraging" — the government's intention to modernize electronic ID verification in line with advice from the financial services trade association group, the Joint Money Laundering Steering Group, with the aim of supporting technology for accessing financial services (versus relying on paper-based ID checks).

Purpose / Objective To produce a set of reliable data covering 10 major Escuela Nueva indicators for the years 1995, 1997, 1999 and 2001 with the aim of future monitoring of activities, accessing funds and making decisions on the extension of the Escuela Nueva model to other schools in the Hinterland of Guyana.

Many services can now be accessed from the gov.uk website where services from 34 government departments and 331 agency and public body websites have been merged into one, with the aim of making these digital services so easy to use that it is the preferred way of accessing them.

This paper describes the difficulties poor households face in accessing chronic care in a rural area of South Africa, with the aim of informing health policy debates as to how the health system might be better organized to meet the needs of patients with chronic illness.

We designed a short self completion questionnaire with the aim of collecting data from naturopaths describing their practice behaviors, education and training, information gathered during a consultation with a client, experience with accessing information and knowledge about complementary and alternative therapies and socio demographic characteristics.