Examples of using Would aim in English and their translations into German
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To this end, the initiative would aim at.
We said we would aim for at least 100 francs.
The commitment would aim in both the short and the long term.
I'm afraid I would aim at something... and not be on target.
The EGF assistance would aim to help all the 642 workers made redundant by ALDI.
Such a review would aim to define a stronger framework for cooperation between the three institutions.
If you were aiming from a boat, you would aim for the largest area... the back.
Negotiations would aim at opening market access for airlines
Such pathways would aim to enable people to build adequate entitlements whilst also making EU economies more sustainable.
Where the modification would aim at compensating risks of price increases that have been hedged by the contractor.
If I knew I would kill somebody, I would aim at a man. I am not a killer!
In the field of asylum, the Mobility Partnership would aim at increasing possibilities for international protection in the partner country.
This also means that the EU would aim to increase transparency in tendering procedures
This Strategy would focus on soft-regulatory tools, and would aim to improve communication,
These requests would aim at addressing an endemic VAT fraud,
The Task Force members committed themselves actively develop concrete recommendations that would aim at ensuring a rapid and efficient transition to IPv6.
After holding an exploratory debate, the sub-committee would aim to submit a"declaration of intent" to the Convention Praesidium, via Mr Dehaene.
Such an initiative would aim to provide the best European expertise in terms of the methods to design,
This action would aim at helping the Union to maintain
In the very recent past these would aim to cover the needs of the vast majority of the population