aimed at vs aiming at

Some examples from the web:

• The directive can create incentives aimed at immediately reducing energy demand.
• These acts are aimed at stabilising the financial markets.
• I also welcome the initiative aimed at organising employee training programmes.
• Zhang Zuolin simultaneously launched two efforts aimed at improving his military after withdrawing to Northeast China.
• Negotiations aimed at removing them peacefully from these bases failed in the spring of 2003.
• Rudolf Steiner developed exercises aimed at cultivating new cognitive faculties he believed would be appropriate to contemporary individual and cultural development.
• Through the policy resolutions adopted at conference, in particular those aimed at ensuring radical economic transformation, we underscored the need to accelerate government programmes aimed at addressing poverty, inequality and unemployment.
• Financing aimed at ensuring extra cost for securing a joint interconnection solution.
• Reinforces the measures aimed at achieving increasingly selective fishing activities.
• All subprojects aimed at increasing production are excluded.
• Action aimed at increasing the number of transplants performed is particularly important.
• Projects aimed at collecting and analysing statistics will be particularly encouraged.
• Innovation policy should be aimed at them also.
• Projects aimed at reducing noise from freight trains should be encouraged.
• Projects involving funding for scientific research aimed at developing clean technologies.
• It will also cover securities aimed at wholesale investors.
• Another major issue is food advertising aimed at children.
• Anti-stress treatment aimed at skin relaxation.
• Our format is clearly aimed at creating contacts.
• Plant components aimed at improving energy efficiency.

Some examples from the web:

• Your rapporteur considers that provisions aiming at passenger protection should be included into the regulation.
• measures aiming at defining, adapting and developing sustainable tourism policies;
• The Committee on Budgets intends to propose amendments aiming at improving the current system.
• The documents contain joint standards and new measures aiming at preventing radicalisation and recruitment linked to terrorism.
• Policies aiming at better implementation and overall improvement of traineeships should be continually enhanced and closely monitored.
• I welcome these valuable recommendations aiming at increasing the efficiency of cohesion policy.
• The capital requirements are risk-based, aiming at capturing quantifiable risks.
• I'm aiming at you right now.
• Where you're aiming at, is a crime.
• Sorry, I wasn't aiming at you.
• I'm aiming at a lunatic and a drunk.
• He's aiming at a German cycle... with two soldiers.
• That's what you're aiming at.
• He was aiming at the head... Sara's.
• He couldn't have been aiming at your head.
• Any strategy aiming at a knowledge-based society has to begin by improving education and training.
• This is what this coherent package of three proposals is aiming at.
• Our shooter wasn't aiming at Dr. Massoud.
• I wasn't aiming at her, Shawn.
• Wasn't even aiming at Dinerral.