Sentence examples for aim of breaking from inspiring English sources

With the SDP, he failed in his stated aim of breaking the mould of British politics.

That, though, would not achieve the aim of breaking the 'vicious link' between the banks and the sovereigns.

The early 20th-century artists, high on utopian thinking, were creating antifashion fashion, with the aim of breaking the market's planned-obsolescence flow.

When he failed, he took over Phillips, a smaller auction house, with the aim of breaking the duopoly of Sotheby's and Christie's at the top of the market.

Bannister also knew that the Australian runner John Landy, who had gone under 4min 02sec for the mile four times, was heading to Finland with the aim of breaking four minutes.

Father Francis Gsell, a French priest from Alsace, arrived on Christmas Eve 1912 with four Filipino slaves, two nuns, "eight half-caste children" and the aim of breaking the Tiwis' social system which he saw as repugnant, "absolute communism".

The regulations take effect in 2013 and permit losses of up to 45m euros (£37.5m) over a two-year period, with the aim of eventually breaking even.

The regulations take effect this season and permit losses in the Premier League of up to 45m euros (£37.5m) over a three-year period, with the aim of eventually breaking even.

On Thursday, ahead of President Obama's big campaign rallies on Saturday that are being promoted as a campaign kickoff, the Republican National Committee and Mitt Romney's campaign are planning a public relations blitz aimed at accusing Mr. Obama of breaking promises.

In planned action, American citizens were killed on their very homeland by trained operatives who had one goal in mind, to bring down the government of the United States, a terrorist aim to break the fabric of our way of life.

That measure is aimed at African nations accused of breaking United Nations embargoes on diamond sales by rebels in Angola or Sierra Leone.