Sentence examples for aim to reform from inspiring English sources
Al-Mahdiyyah, religious movement in the Sudan (1881 98), established by Muḥammad Aḥmad ibn ʿAbd Allāh al-Mahdī with the aim to reform Islam.
Its wide-ranging character must be judged in terms of the operational breadth of the institutions and practices they aim to "reform", their boldness in siphoning state-funding to the private sector, and the number of constituencies they are prepared to confront.
The Greens would hold a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU, and the party would also aim to reform the EU to hand powers back to local communities.
An example of extreme alternative VE is Robert Roberts and Jay Wood's (2007) view that conventional questions and methods have eviscerated epistemology, and we should instead aim to reform intellectual culture by sketching subtle and nuanced pictures ("maps") of the intellectual virtues, drawing freely on literature, history and scripture.
In addition to this, the government must also aim to reform the private educational sector.
Midwives' professional interest in the caseload model may be supported by policy-makers' and administrators' concurrent aim to reform and develop health services [ 12, 14, 20– 20].
The minister aims to reform this process, in the hope of reducing the €1.2bn ($1.6bn) in debt Eopyy has accumulated.
Humanism did not aim to remake humanity but rather aimed to reform social order through an understanding of what was basically and inalienably human.
Nick Clegg wants the UK to take a lead role in forging an alliance between European and Latin American countries aiming to reform global drugs laws focused on prohibition.
The majority Berlin verdict aimed to reform mainstream psychiatry, and denounced the profession's serious abuse of human rights, unaccountability and use of coercion.
The bill fuses with a proposal originally made by Blumenthal, which aims to reform the Fisa court, making the quasi-judicial process more transparent and accountable.
