Sentence examples for aims of fighting from inspiring English sources

While the initial aims of fighting narcotics production and trafficking had ancillary effects on the state's central adversaries, President Uribe's strategic re-alignment of fighting a war on "narco-terrorism" would successfully realize itself in a post 9/11 environment.

The new line has the lofty aim of fighting youth obesity, with no snack containing more than 150 calories.

In fact, the militants have increasingly expanded from their early aim of fighting United States forces in Afghanistan to waging an insurgency inside Pakistan itself.

And it has broken down repeatedly, with the Russians continuing to bomb rebel targets – very different from their declared aim of fighting Isis and Jabhat al-Nusra.

US State Department spokesman John Kirby said the assault was mainly focused on opposition forces and urged Moscow to focus instead on its purported aim of fighting Isis.

He founded his political party, the Aam Admi (Common Man) party or AAP in the wake of that campaign, with a basic aim of fighting graft, bringing better governance and cleaning up the murky and opaque world of Indian politics.

With the backing of several high profile leftwingers, Left Unity will host its founding conference in London on 30 November, with the aim of fighting elections on the socialist platform it claims Labour has abandoned.

Maziar Bahari, an Iranian journalist and campaigner, has launched Not a Crime, a global street art project with the aim of fighting for education equality in Iran, especially for Bahá'ís.

and Anopheles gambiae (Hammond et al. 2013), introducing genetic changes with the aim of fighting malaria.

Abousamra and other associates reportedly relocated to the Middle East in 2004 with the aim of fighting US soldiers.

U.S. taxpayers have already paid the tab on some $8 billion in aid to Colombia, supposedly with the aim of fighting illegal drugs.