Sentence examples for aimed at central from inspiring English sources

The policy seemed to be aimed at Central Americans migrants, many of whom remain in the United States while waiting for their asylum claims to be processed.

Russia's action, largely aimed at central and north-western Syria which are the gateways to Mr Assad's Damascan strongholds, appeared to have given Mr Assad's government confidence to regain lost ground.

A Blockupy spokeswoman, Frauke Distelrath, told The Associated Press on Thursday that the protest was not aimed at central bank employees but at the bank's role "as an important participant in the policies that are impoverishing people in Europe, in the cutbacks that are costing people their ability to make a living".

The program was aimed at central and regional politicians, regulatory agencies, engineers, technicians, and users.

The idiotic hatred aimed at Central Americans and Maghrebians today is almost word-for-word identical to that which targeted Irish and German immigrants in 19th century New York City.

Because accurately shooting a suspect in the heat of the moment is difficult, they are trained to aim at central body mass, not limbs.

WASHINGTON — Major Western powers took significant steps on Monday to cut Iran off from the international financial system, announcing coordinated sanctions aimed at its central bank and commercial banks.

"I think we were accused earlier on in the week of fielding a weakened side by Premier Rugby," said Diamond, referring to his selection of an all-English match-day 23 that some observers thought aimed at the central funding that rewards production of such talent, more than a win on the day.

Barack Obama lost this state by fewer than 4,000 votes in 2008, but this summer, in a statewide rebuke that reflected the president's diminished standing here, voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure aimed at repealing central parts of his signature health care initiative.

But the real fury was soon aimed at the central government, accused not just of early decisions that had spread the pollution much more widely than need be, but of having neither the will nor the equipment to prevent the oil reaching land, nor the real complaint to clean up when it did.

Eavey, two decades ago, described a technique aimed at closing central perforations in children.