Sentence examples for Political aim from inspiring English sources

Eventually the institution's political aim was abandoned.

What grander artistic, or political, aim is there than that?

"The political aim of my life was not the first free election - but the second one.

Alongside these ideological objections to the program is an obvious political aim.

Not coincidentally, they are also the only side in this war with a clear and practicable political aim.

The scenes of Serbian mobs suit Mr. Kostunica's domestic political aim of punishing the West, analysts said.

By contrast, Simon Casson, the producer of "C'est Duckie," insists that his show has a political aim.

It's that they both appear to be driven by one political aim above all others: their own ascendancy.

If, like David Cameron, your political aim is to shrink the state, you need to recognise a paradox.

For these men and women, revolution was not just a political aim; it was also a substitute for religion.

It is hard to avoid the impression that Cameron's speech, whatever its intended political aim, lacks a serious basis in policymaking.