Sentence examples for aim was clear from inspiring English sources
Their aim was clear and simple: to increase the number of women in every national government around the world.
The PM would probably say it was no more than harmless banter, but the low political aim was clear: to tar Labour MPs with a brush of Flowers, to smear them with dirt.
Back then, the aim was clear, the path was obvious, and the sense of solidarity was natural for a country that had to focus single-mindedly on winning World War II.
When Arthur Potts Dawson, founder of Acorn House, the capital's first environmentally sustainable eatery, and former executive head chef at Jamie Oliver's Fifteen, decided to set up a supermarket in the middle of London, his aim was clear: the shop would be a co-operative, "owned by the people, for the people", be run by volunteers and would provide local produce at a fair and affordable price.
The aim is clear – that we do not want to see a nuclear-armed Iran.
The aim is clear: to pay doctors for doing the right thing at the right time.
For Mr Jahalin, the aim is clear: "Israel wants to empty the Jordan Valley of its Palestinian inhabitants".
The aim is clear, but there are real challenges in linking up local and national pots of public sector money in this way.
As Smith is contracted for two years, while also overseeing England's World Cup challenge in Australia next October, his aim is clear.
