Sentence examples for aimed to draw from inspiring English sources

The site has consistently aimed to draw in younger audiences, those perhaps merely exploring the concept of white supremacy.

I was part of a PEN International delegation that, in collaboration with Mexican PEN, aimed to draw worldwide attention to the culture of impunity that silences not only the people who speak out, but the word itself.

When Stephen Colbert set up a Super Pac to support his not altogether serious bid for the White House, he aimed to draw attention to the lax rules surrounding the funding of US presidential campaigns.

But neither he nor any other Iranian official has been invited to Tuesday's strategy meeting in Washington between the US president, Barack Obama, and military chiefs from 20 western and Arab countries, which aimed to draw up a plan to defeat the militants.

So how come the conference, which aimed to draw thousands of gambling foes from ten states, gathered such meagre numbers that they were all able to pose for a group photo?The anti-gambling coalition has all the stability of fissile uranium.

A Swiss weekly magazine aimed to draw attention to what it presented as the scourge of robberies in Switzerland with a provocative cover of a young, dirty-faced boy pointing a gun at the camera and the headline "The Roma are coming".

University mental health day aims to draw all students' attention to mental illness.

The six leaders of the two houses aim to draw up legislation perhaps within the next week.

We'll aim to draw our home games against PSG and Arsenal, while beating Basel at least once.

This initiative aims to draw together businesses and business organisations, NGOs, and UN and other international agencies.

It aims to draw up plans for both a stronger Scottish Parliament and a better relationship between Scotland and England.