Sentence examples for aims to break from inspiring English sources

University Alliance's latest project, university-vision, aims to break down the divides between mission groups.

The orchestra aims to break down cultural barriers and combat the prejudice affecting Roma people.

The new building, Switch House, aims to break that sensation with a bigger variety of spaces.

The Torpedo Entertainment Projector aims to break that stalemate once and for all.

The programme aims to break down some of the barriers that obstruct innovation and solutions.

"It is a war against terrorism and radical Islamism, against everything that aims to break our solidarity, liberty, fraternity".

The new lawsuit, aimed not at government officials but the contractors Mitchell and Jessen, aims to break the trend.

Sirius, which charges $12.95 a month, aims to break even in 2005, with as few as two million subscribers.

Today is Global Menstrual Hygiene Day, which aims to break the silence around this neglected women's rights issue.

This week the New Statesman aims to break away from its joyless leftwing legacy with a radical revamp.

The Times aims to break news and do the kind of journalism that sets the agenda other outlets must follow.