Sentence examples for with the aim to transform from inspiring English sources

The 100% renewables programme was launched in 2012 with the aim to transform the energy supply in the city of Kasese and the surrounding district.

In fact, in 2011 the GM industry tried to launch a large media campaign with the aim to "transform Europe's position on GM food" that hinged almost entirely on the issue of "choice" (e.g. see EuropaBio a[4, 5].

A key informant confirmed that the President, in settling the debate on the Hospital Transfer Act with the aim to transform the CCSS into a kind of NHS, as the British tax-based Universal Health Coverage system is known, clarified his view in this way: "I want the Ministry and the CCSS working together, not fighting, as it was the tradition.

Last November, the European Commission (EC) proposed legislation with an aim to transform company boards and boost women's presence to 40% by 2020.

Project leaders hope it will act as a symbol for the new Ebbsfleet Valley development and Ebbsfleet International railway station; planners aim to transform the area with up to 10,000 new homes, offices, shops and community facilities across a 400-acre site.

Demons!," but, luckily, Knecht doesn't really aim to transform letter writers' lives via the orphic power of literature.

The German government aims to transform the energy system to RET.

The Paralympics also aims to transform perceptions of people with disabilities, something that Ben feels is over-optimistic.

The plug-in aims to transform Microsoft Outlook into a collaboration console, with access to documents stored on SharePoint.

The Helix project aims to transform a 350-hectare site between Grangemouth and Falkirk.

Across a broad range of acquired and/or congenital cardiac diseases, regenerative strategies are being optimized for individual patients with the goal of providing disruptive technology that aims to transform therapeutic outcomes and reduce the overall expenditure required for life-long disease management.