Sentence examples for aim at organizations from inspiring English sources

The administration is taking aim at organizations with links to Mr. bin Laden's operations.

Humanitarian groups, and some politicians — including Senator Sam Brownback — have taken aim at organizations and government entities like pension funds that had investments in companies doing business in the Sudan for quite awhile.

But for now, the first priority should be that whatever cuts Mr. Giuliani makes are aimed at organizations that can best endure them.

Mr. Fox said, for instance, that the countries might set the structure of a law-enforcement unit aimed at organizations that smuggle drugs, guns and immigrants across the 2,000-mile 2,000-miletes-Mexico frontier.

Initial penetration is one of the first steps of an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attack, and it is considered one of the most significant means of initiating cyber-attacks aimed at organizations.

The other two new blueprints are aimed at organizations — specifically, universities and churches.

Cyber-attacks aimed at organizations have increased since 2009, with 91 % of all organizations hit by cyber-attacks in 2013.1 Attacks aimed at organizations usually include harmful activities such as stealing confidential information, spying and monitoring an organization, and disrupting an organization's actions.

Both Russia and China supported three previous rounds of Council sanctions that basically took aim at Iranian organizations and individuals involved in the nation's nuclear program.

The ban is intended both to curb the flow of counterfeit money and to take aim at terrorist organizations that rely on unaccounted-for cash.

Between June 2009 and May 2010, the program took aim at specific organizations in Iran on three occasions, Symantec research noted in an update of a research report the company published last year.

And this suggestion is aimed primarily at organizations and individuals who are working against gun violence in communities where the human toll from guns -- Chicago, Detroit, New Orleans, D.C. -- is a ceaseless and unending event.