Sentence examples for aims of those from inspiring English sources

But technologies are not only effective at achieving or thwarting the aims of those who encounter them, but are affective.

Does it, in even a minority of cases, produce results consistent with the aims of those who attempt it?

The aims of those spear heading the campaigns are hard to fault: they want to stop the appalling arson and disruptions of learning.

Republican divisions were manifest not only in the tactics they have proposed but also in the strategic aims of those tactics.

He took what others had regarded as scraps from the archive and interrogated them for what they told us about the beliefs and aims of those who were not on the winning side.

It should be inconceivable for us to step back from such influence into a lesser relevance – but the current public mood reflects the aims of those who look inward, not outward.

One of her most contentious appointments is Boris Johnson as foreign secretary, who compared the aims of the EU to those of Hitler and Napoleon during the referendum campaign.

"He achieved his twin aims of terrorising those whom he deemed enemies, those who had, in his words, declared war on [Isis] whilst having earned God's pleasure and company.

What should be the aim of those who govern?

The aim of those discussions is to punish and restructure the firms through one broad agreement.

The aim of those talks should also be clear: to arrange a transition to civilian, democratic rule.