Sentence examples for a wider aim from inspiring English sources

Pavel Chikov, a member of Putin's human rights council and head of a legal group that provides assistance to civic and political activists, said that the Kremlin's crackdown on the NGO sector reflected a wider aim to silence government critics.

Legal challengers attempting to give parliament the authority to trigger Brexit have a wider aim of trying to invalidate the referendum result, the attorney general, Jeremy Wright QC, has told the high court.

Photo-sharing is still a part of this, but there's a wider aim: helping people find out about "the places you've always wanted to visit and the places you will soon discover" through the pics, stories and tips of other users.

Their efforts are part of a wider aim to fully automate the whole logistics process at a robotics and AI startup called Dorabot Inc that was established in 2014.

The 25% Google tax is part of a wider aim of raising some £3.1 billion ($4.5 billion) over the next five years from those companies who have avoided paying taxes up to now.

But it also has a wider aim, laying the groundwork for an ongoing campaign to get young people to understand the importance of farming so that as voting-age adults they can help ensure that it continues to hold its own against suburban sprawl.

However, given that this is potentially a wide aim, there is a lot of elasticity in terms of what joint commissioning actually is and debates surrounding the meaning, purpose and impact of joint commissioning make for an increasingly complex and confusing debate [ 38, 39].

His innocuous-sounding plan to subject the US central bank to a regular audit of its activities is a Trojan horse for the wider aim to End the Fed – the title of his latest book.

A landmark achievement in the wider aim of the Colombian government to rewrite the premises of the war on drugs, solving the crisis at the production end, and turning a spotlight on the responsibilities of consuming countries.

The plans are part of a wider National Trust aim to encourage greater use of its outdoor spaces.

The study is part of a wider research aiming at defining building design criteria for small and medium-sized wine-growing and producing farms.