Sentence examples for aims to declare from inspiring English sources

With the product expansion, Punchbowl has also unveiled DigitalGreetingCard.org, a new site that aims to declare independence from paper greeting cards.

Our work aims to declare the cross-talk between transcriptional factors and the underlying molecular mechanisms.

Thus, and despite Puritan support, the impetus of the translation was and remained deeply conservative, its aim to declare the English reformation complete.

The UN resolution aimed to declare Crimea's referendum on breaking away from Ukraine as invalid and was passed by 100 votes to 11, with 58 abstentions.

Leaders of the Human Genome Project are aiming to declare it complete then, in conjunction with the 50th anniversary of the publication of the article by James Watson and Francis Crick on the double helix structure of DNA.

With a 220-run lead and seven second-innings wickets still in hand, they are firmly in the box seat, and if they can get through the first hour tomorrow with no mistakes, they can aim to declare just before tea on day four and give themselves a great chance of bowling the West Indies out for victory.

At least I assume that's what you were aiming to declare.

Each side wanted to exploit the meeting for its own aims: Khrushchev, to declare 'unity', even with painful concessions to satisfy and draw in Tito, while the latter, to urge the others to openly and finally abandon Marxism-Leninism, the struggle against modern revisionism and any principled stand".

The aim is to declare "the construction of highways and the maintenance of tracks in the frontier zone of the Ucayali region to be a national priority and in the national interest". The main stated reason is to make it easier for people living in remote areas to transport their agricultural products to market, thereby boosting trade and economic development.

The Scottish government has said its aim would be to declare Scotland's independence on 24 March 2016, which coincides with key dates in the union of the Scottish and English crowns in 1603 and the union of the parliaments in 1707.

This would be aimed at getting them to declare non-salary sources of income which few Chinese citizens bother reporting.