Sentence examples for aimed at actually from inspiring English sources
Unlike "free" social networks, marGenius is aimed at actually getting you some business, so they will eventually charge a small fee for use.
A general distrust of government solutions and measures aimed at actually reducing the environmental impact of our society are also motivators for people to take the initiative themselves, both individually and in local cooperatives.
But many Hondurans, as well as international analysts, feel these steps are largely cosmetic, intended to mollify President Obama's demands for reform, more than being aimed at actually curbing the violence.
This February, Iranian authorities halted such killings in the weeks surrounding parliamentary elections — a common practice, and one that suggests the arbitrary ordering of executions is largely political and not aimed at actually curtailing drug trafficking or use in Iran.
"The inconvenient truth here is that regulation aimed at curbing insiders actually enriches the true criminals".
Wherever possible, conservatives claim that legislation aimed at regulating business actually infringes on the constitutional rights of individuals.
The various Democratic proposals for smaller, faster, temporary tax cuts aimed at people who actually need money would be one such way.
4.42pm GMT Your comments ambodach 11 December 2013 12 11pm Rather than considering whether the UK's carbon targets are too low, it would be preferable to ensure that the current policies aimed at climate mitigation actually work.
It is instead aimed at the company actually doing the drilling.
Well, many sociologists, such as Gallagher, believe that bigotry aimed at white people actually hasn't increased.
No anti-fracking protests aimed at Ineos had actually taken place, so the evidence the multi-national company presented to the judge, according to those familiar with the case, came from social media documentation of protests held against the fracking operations of competitors like IGas and Cuadrilla.
