Sentence examples for aim at opposing from inspiring English sources

In a carefully orchestrated barrage of coverage in state-controlled media, some Hong Kong opposition leaders were accused of leading "organizations that aim at opposing the leadership of the Communist Party and subverting the central government".

"I'm also happy to help Jeremy Corbyn and ensure that there is an early debate and vote at Westminster aimed at opposing Trident renewal.

PHILADELPHIA — Carlos Beltran is not known as someone who makes fiery statements aimed at opposing players or who slides aggressively on the basepaths.

The measures were aimed at opposing renewable energy standards, pushing through the Keystone XL pipeline project, and barring oversight on fracking, according to an analysis by the Centre for Media and Democracy.

The event that von Spakovsky is anchoring is aimed at opposing a constitutional amendment to reverse the damage caused by Citizens United, McCutcheon and related Supreme Court decisions that have opened the doors of our elections to unfettered spending by corporations and the wealthy.

While Ms. Enright said the new Web site was not aimed specifically at opposing labeling, the industry was apparently hoping more transparency would ease concerns about the crops' safety that underlie some of the demand for labeling.

Harroun didn't trust the scope of his sniper rifle, so he just aimed and shot at opposing muzzle flashes.

But in the spring Mr. Steel presented a pair of contemporary opera productions aimed, it seemed, at opposing camps of patrons.

Since 2009, the neon green body suits twosome has attracted national attention for its in-game antics aimed at distracting opposing players confined to the penalty box.

A coalition of anti-gun violence groups formed after the Newtown shooting has sought to rival the gun lobby with its own war chest aimed at politicians opposed to what they call "common sense" gun reforms.

And that is what a lot of people here have done, from newspaper headlines with a mocking tone (aimed mostly at the anti-stuffing crowd), to snide online comments about people needing to get a life (yes, mostly aimed at those opposed) to harsh remarks about the director of the zoo (compared to a dictator by Mr. Kolbe).