Sentence examples for aimed at erasing from inspiring English sources
But the government reiterated its determination to stick to austerity plans aimed at erasing a huge budget deficit.
In the past, restoration of stone sculpture involved many aggressive methods aimed at erasing or disguising any damage or loss due to age, weathering, or accident.
Elliott's politics are a bit vague, but his focus on sweeping inequality and the burden of debt (his hack of Evil Corp is aimed at erasing the debts of millions of people) is certainly based in reality.
In the gated Oman Embassy off Massachusetts Avenue, Washington's first female ambassador from an Arab country, Hunaina Sultan Al-Mughairy, sat at her desk looking over a speech aimed at erasing misconceptions about her Muslim nation.
Within hours of solidifying their control of Congress, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker John A. Boehner were quietly laying plans for a series of quick votes in January aimed at erasing their obstructionist image ahead of the 2016 elections.
Trump has put forward an alarming energy plan aimed at erasing the clean energy regulations that President Obama has put in place.
When will she become furious over the gross insults that she is subjected to, and which aim at erasing her daily, in all fields?
It understands that, when the world aims at erasing you, it's a thrill to be made visible, by whatever means necessary.
For government opponents such as Geshoska, of the Skopje NGO Kontrapunkt, it is a catastrophe, not least because the Skopje 2014 plan aims at erasing an earlier plan altogether – one which was as futuristic as the current plan is retrograde: the 1965 Skopje City Centre Plan, by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange.
Reusch noted the successes of the fishing quotas aimed at helping stocks recover are being erased by the effects of higher temperatures.
But with Sampras 6 feet from his peach-fuzzed face, swiping at short balls aimed at his chest, Federer came up with a reflex volley to erase one break point.
