Sentence examples for aims because from inspiring English sources

They have strategic aims, because Iraq is of strategic importance.

Changing this is essential to our party's aims because biology is not the only determinant of health.

He said he believed the pageant had already achieved some of its aims because advance coverage had highlighted gay issues.

Centrica argued in its submission that a temporary price cap would thwart the CMA's aims because it would deter consumers from shopping around.

She looked back on her whole assignment in "Palestine" and realised that she had achieved none of her aims because that would never have been possible in the Palestine that she found.

The veteran politician also suggested there could be an element of gerrymandering to help the Conservatives' electoral aims because the demand for ID would "hit the poorest" who might never have applied for a passport or driving licence.

For now, at least the video plays - is this what the BBC aimed for because as a bar, it's not very high.

Emancipation was also a valid war aim because of its diplomatic ramifications.

It's such a clever long-term aim because how can you ever know when you've achieved it?

If you remember the Triple Aim, we've added the quadruple aim because it's about not only we start with quality.

Selling stuff you've collected, from bugs to bananas, is generally the aim, because if one thing matters in New Leaf it's money.