Sentence examples for aimed at dispelling from inspiring English sources

A mortgage education programme was aimed at dispelling apprehension of long-term loans, especially among lower-income families.

Some of the images, particularly the warning depicting a diseased mouth, are specifically aimed at dispelling the notion for teens that smoking is cool.

The decision was aimed at dispelling adverse publicity that McDonald's was not a good environmental citizen.

Abbassi was one of six students enrolled in ArtCenter's Smart Image + Social Impact course, which recently unveiled poster designs aimed at dispelling common myths about immigrants.

Since misconceptions may prevent people from making informed choices, intervention programmes aimed at HIV/AIDS prevention should treat dispelling misconceptions as an important part of the prevention strategy.

It also allows producers to turn a modest profit presenting serious work by major playwrights and helps dispel the notion that Broadway is becoming a theme park for mega-musicals aimed at the tourist crowd.

Lawmakers of both parties here say the vetoes were aimed at impressing conservative Republican primary voters in 2000 if Mr. Pataki runs for President, a notion the Governor's aides have not dispelled.

Who is it aimed at?

It is aimed at reporters.

But hotels are aimed at visitors.

America said this was aimed at Iran.