Sentence examples for aim not to make from inspiring English sources

By fighting Roe, pro-lifers aim not to make abortion illegal by judicial fiat, but to return the decision about how to regulate abortion to the states, where we are confident we can win.

Society should therefore aim not to make boys who want to play with a pushchair and girls keen to kick a football feel guilty or ashamed, she argued.

The aim is not to make people unhappy, or cry.

"My aim was not to make a documentary — too many films made in Tokyo look like that.

Of the $10 million fee the group sought, Mr. Borgers said, "The aim was not to make money".

My aim is not to make light of the suffering that hunger induces ― suffering that is inexcusable in a world awash with food.

Also understand that the junta's overriding aim is not to make friends and do business around the world, but to hold on to power.

"The aim was not to make a new gadget for the geeks but to connect the timepiece to its era," Mr. Hysek added.

De Ferran added that his aim was not to make history -- "I don't want to be Napoleon" -- but said that the challenge of continually improving as a driver was paramount to him.

Clare Cook, its head of campaigns, told me that the aim was not to make a traditional charity film but to encapsulate the ethos, values and approach of the charity.

The aim is not to make women and girls panic and stop exercising, but quite the opposite: it helps users to keep exercising throughout their cycle and to reduce risk.