Sentence examples for a message aimed at from inspiring English sources

A year later, the Home Office deployed six advertising vans displaying a message aimed at illegal immigrants: "Go home or face arrest".

That was a message aimed at the conference hall, where it went down well.

In a message aimed at the Scottish people, the prime minister promised her government would "always be on your side".

With the Republicans preoccupied by their race to the right, Obama has the luxury of honing a message aimed at the middle.

NEW ORLEANS — Republican National Committee leaders, meeting here on Thursday amid sharpening divisions in the race for the party's presidential nomination, implored fellow Republicans from around the country to unite around a message aimed at President Obama, not one another.

He defeated Matteo Renzi, the charismatic 38-year-old mayor of Florence, in a rare party primary and has been running on the slogan "A Just Italy," a message aimed at reassuring voters but which may not inspire them.

But the group has also blamed the crisis on "the quelling of the Arab Spring" and on "repression of popular will"—a message aimed more at the government in Egypt, where the bloody feud between the Brotherhood and the regime of Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi continues.

But supporters say his speech also contained a coded message aimed at healing a paralysing rift in the party between those for and against Mr Ozawa.

Another obvious risk is that Paul is running what amounts to a general election strategy, with a broad message aimed at swing voters in the middle.

In a clear message aimed at China, Abbott said: "Ours is not a partnership against anyone; it's a partnership for peace, for prosperity and for the rule of law.

Mr. Putin appeared hopeful he could use Syria to prove Russia was again to be respected as a great power: a message aimed both at Western powers and at Russia's allies in formerly Soviet Eastern Europe and Central Asia, which were shaken by Moscow's invasion and annexation of territory in Ukraine.