Sentence examples for aim of breaking up from inspiring English sources
The perception, now as then, is that Western powers are pressing for changes to empower their local collaborators (ie, Kurds and non-Muslims), with the aim of breaking up the country.
Instead of breaking up with your girlfriend, could you break up with yourself?
A court case raises questions about Goldman Sachs's handling of clients' stock sales; a former commodities regulator discusses oil speculation; raids aim to break up computer crime rings.
By making street art in certain kinds of neighborhoods you are aiming to break up this dumb preconception.
In a radio interview on Saturday night, Mr. Bin Hamid of Libya Shield was unapologetic, portraying the protesters as angry members of a local tribe, Qaddafi loyalists and "federalists" aiming to break up the country into a union of three autonomous states.
This particularly relates to the policies that aim at breaking up with the dependence on industrial and commercial paths of development, and set up some new urban governance rationalities in the post-neoliberal societies.
The Bush administration has said it opposes more than $520 million, and it is pushing a series of reforms aimed at breaking up Amtrak's national monopoly and delegating more control of rail policy to the states.
The reshuffle also aimed to break up the Republican Guard and the Special Forces, led by Brig.
A day before the Norwegian verdict, the German police launched raids across the state of North Rhine-Westphalia that were aimed at breaking up a network of far-right extremists, as my colleague Melissa Eddy reported from Berlin.
But the deluge of Samantha texts aimed at breaking up the Kolmans' marriage was counterbalanced by the bromance between Gilberto and Thomas that had blossomed in its wake.
