Sentence examples for aim at stating from inspiring English sources

Philosophical investigations of knowledge, truth, causality, consciousness, memory, justice, altruism and a host of other matters do not aim at stating explanatory relations, but rather at identifying and developing conceptual ones (see Jackson 1998 for a detailed account of conceptual analysis).

Much metaphysical talk is made with our quantifiers "wide open", that is, aiming at stating truths on all that there was, is, or could possibly be.

The present paper aims at stating when and why small grains transform to large grains during Cu(In,Ga Se2 (CIGSe) film growth following three-step processes.

It breaks with the past by taking aim at states harboring terrorists as well as at terrorists themselves.

Unlike many of the previous attacks, which took aim at state entities like police stations or security offices, the Urumqi bombing deliberately targeted civilians.

Education leaders in both chambers — Mr. Eissler; Senator Florence Shapiro, Republican of Plano; and Senator Dan Patrick, Republican of Houston — introduced separate legislation taking aim at state mandates.

ALBANY — Angered by the defeat last year of a bill that would have allowed same-sex couples to marry, a group of well-financed gay rights advocates has started a political action committee to take aim at state senators who have opposed same-sex marriage.

He said his group had begun a lobbying campaign aimed at state legislators.

Having failed in Washington, DC, gun-control groups are aiming at state legislatures.

Century-old antigovernment emotions are now aimed at state regulators — and much of the vitriol comes from working-class Democrats.

As Justice Stephen G. Breyer put it during the argument: "And one thing to say is, of course this is aimed at states.