Sentence examples for aimed to remove from inspiring English sources

The 1832 Reform Act aimed to remove "rotten boroughs" and extended voting beyond the aristocracy.

Rome III aimed to remove the incentive to go to court quickly.

The director of the centre, Rob Hulls, said the recommendations aimed to remove from victims of family violence the burden of navigating through the court system.

Since he was elected in 1998, Mr. Schröder has aimed to remove or attenuate a number of taboos prevalent because of the Nazi past.

I saw Sik this past August, after the purges had begun, and he told me he had little doubt that Erdoğan aimed to remove all impediments to his rule.

His Senate trial, which aimed to remove him from office by the only legal method, collapsed in disarray after loyalist senators refused to allow bank records that the prosecution said would prove his guilt to be admitted as evidence.

The report, Unshackling Good Neighbours, aims to remove barriers to volunteering and community action.

Clause 52 of the welfare reform bill aims to remove contributory entitlement from profoundly disabled children.

Dilnot aims to remove a huge financial worry from our ageing population and their offspring.

Yet our politicians aim to remove employment and support allowance (ESA) from up to a million devastated lives.

Liquorun aims to remove that hassle and the likelihood that a rip-roaring binge would simply peter out.