Sentence examples for with the aim of setting up from inspiring English sources

It is leading the process on behalf of the train operating companies, with the aim of setting up a new system to centralise passenger counts and analyse the numbers to inform planning decisions.

Efforts to reach the Moon are beginning in earnest this year, and some experts in the United States speak ominously of a "Red Moon" -- the possibility that China might one day launch military astronauts into space with the aim of setting up a Communist lunar base.

In 1966, a working party was established with the aim of setting up an open-air museum "for the purpose of studying, collecting, preserving and exhibiting buildings, machinery, objects and information illustrating the development of industry and the way of life of the north of England".

In 2002 Carlton Hobbs bought the Vanderbilt mansion at 60 East 93rd Street — more recently part of the Lycée Français de New York — for $10.6 million, with the aim of setting up shop closer to his main client base of wealthy Americans and their decorators.

Exploration at the Gorleben site started in 1979 with the aim of setting up a permanent underground storage site.

In 1894, a Scottish Home Rule Association was established with the aim of setting up a devolved parliament in Edinburgh.

They have been inflicting their gruesome brand of terror on Nigeria since 2009, with the express aim of setting up an Islamic state.

The IHRA came up with the definition in May with the aim of setting "an example".

BT is launching a technology incubator arm with the aim of helping set up dozens of businesses that will be sold or floated on the stock market.

They are accused of setting up false self-assessment accounts from June 2012 with the aim of stealing rebates.

Therefore, teams are set up with 3 5 members in accordance with a diagnosis of students' learning styles (Vermunt's Learning Styles Inventory) (Vermunt 1992), the aim being setting up self-regulating teams.