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

The Church of Scientology has unveiled a $50m£34m4mediadia complex, which includes a 24/7 news channel and a movie studio, on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles with the aim of extending its message to the world.

In an attempt to snatch the political initiative, she has cajoled the Lib Dems and Tories into supporting the new Constitutional Commission, with the aim of extending devolution and spiking the SNP's guns.

At first it will be run as a pilot in three areas across England and Wales, with the aim of extending nationally, as part of the effort to identify, early on, women experiencing domestic abuse.

A six-week trial cull in Somerset and Gloucestershire - where the disease is rife – has begun, with the aim of extending it across much of the country if it is deemed to be humane, efficient and safe.

A trial cull of badgers in Somerset and Gloucestershire, where bovine TB is rife, is due to begin with the aim of extending it across much of the country if it is deemed to be humane, efficient and safe.

It is not sustainable if you don't do anything.' The government began rolling out free ARV therapy in January 2002 with the aim of extending the life expectancy and increasing the productivity of people living with HIV/Aids, thus lowering the burden on the economy and on society.

Parliament set up the Marshall Scholarships in 1953, with the express aim of extending the close ties between Britain and the United States that had developed during the Second World War.

The overall design was a sequential explanatory mixed methods study [ 19]: a large-scale quantitative study formed the first phase of the study, with data subsequently collected from staff and from inpatients on selected wards with the aim of further extending and allowing interpretation of quantitative findings on factors influencing morale.

With an aim of extending the application of such robots to field studies, here, we investigate the response of zebrafish to multiple robotic fish swimming at different speeds and in varying arrangements.

Code Club is being trialled in 25 schools right now (sadly my daughter's primary is not one of them), with the aim to extend that to one quarter of all UK schools by 2014.

In this study, several well-known mechanisms of resistance to cisplatin were investigated in glioma cell lines, with the aim to extend the knowledge of what factors are decisive in conferring resistance to this drug and search for alternatives to achieve a more favorable outcome for glioma patients.