Sentence examples for aim at the state from inspiring English sources

Ms. Savino, on the other hand, takes aim at the state government itself as the rationale for her campaign.

During his tenure as governor from 1991 to 1997, he took aim at the state's "Taxachusetts" reputation and cut rates about 20 times, but an independent study concluded the reductions predominantly benefited the wealthy.

House Speaker Mike Chenault (R-Nikiski) unveiled a resolution Thursday that takes aim at the state of Washington "or any entity that would treat this state like a mere colony".

Federal officials took aim at the state Division of Occupational Safety and Health, saying, among other things, that inspectors do not always review a company's history statewide before deciding whether to cite it for repeat violations.

In his own legislation, Hertzberg is taking aim at the state's notoriously volatile finances.

Opponents also used the South Dakota Tourism Department's Twitter hashtag to take aim at the state's roughly $3.8 billion tourism industry.

But they also took aim at the state-run television channels and newspapers of Egypt's media ministry.

Next year, they say, they will write legislation aimed at the state's six older power plants.

It is aimed at the state's Independents and moderate Republicans, many of whom live in the Philadelphia suburbs.

The Bush administration waived certain Medicaid rules that cleared the way for a plan that New York calls Family Health Plus, aimed at the state's working poor.

"As prime minister of Israel, I am obligated to make every effort to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weaponry that will be aimed at the state of Israel.