Sentence examples for actually aims from inspiring English sources

This handbook is a medical monitoring card that actually aims to promote the empowerment of women, since women possess their actual health record and participate as agents in their own care [ 14].

My research on Russia's Afghan strategy suggests that Moscow's diplomatic engagement with the Taliban actually aims to challenge internationally accepted rules of engagement with the Islamic extremist organization.

Rather than let the public guess as to what these words mean, ask Congress to write a statute that actually aims at those frightful things that it was trying to prohibit.

Netanyahu's government ended the summer by reintroducing legislation that defined Israel as the "state of the Jewish people" — which may seem merely axiomatic in the cultural sense but actually aims to reinforce not only Jewish privilege but Orthodox strictures.

So is the ECB's inflation goal too restrictive?One reason that no central bank actually aims for zero inflation is that official price indices tend to overstate true inflation, partly because they fail to take full account of improvements in the quality of products.

Bashir Hajji, a field commander with Liwaa al-Tawheed, a rebel group affiliated with the loose-knit, Western-backed Free Syrian Army, said the agreement had strengthened the growing suspicion among rebels and "civilians who want salvation" that the United States, which has not substantially delivered on promises to strengthen their forces, actually aims to prolong Mr. Assad's rule.

Hardly anyone knew that the routine was actually aimed squarely at my dad.

It is unclear who actually aimed and fired into the crowds on the afternoon of April 11.

Yet the Flip and the Bold are actually aimed at opposite ends of the audience spectrum.

That missile which crashed just after takeoff recently was actually aimed at the "American Idol" studios.

When the Occupy Wall Street people talk about the 99 percent, they're actually aiming too low.