Sentence examples for aimed at winning from inspiring English sources

Some analysts said the North played a sometimes sophisticated game of wooing public opinion in the South, aimed at winning support for economic aid and other engagement policies.

The announcement appeared aimed at winning over the Afghan people.

It was a politics that aimed at winning elections.

The draft approved Monday also contains elements aimed at winning over skeptical business interests.

Mr. Wang's speech was essentially a classic piece of politics, aimed at winning backers, he said.

Mr Berlusconi's remark was apparently aimed at winning far-right voters before the European election.

Mr. Reid's amendment included provisions aimed at winning over Mr. Nelson and others.

Now ImClone and Bristol are beginning new clinical trials aimed at winning approval for the drug.

Studies aimed at winning approval of drugs are exempt under federal law from patent infringement.

Or will it be a Brown budget, aimed at winning the election?

Pfizer, which sponsored the study, has started a more definitive trial aimed at winning approval of the drug, crizotinib.