Sentence examples for allied aims from inspiring English sources

The conference was attended by delegations from 46 natiofs—26 of which had signed the 1942 Declaration of the United Nations, which set forth the Allied aims in World War II but the leading roles were taken by the foreign ministers of the so-called Big Four nations: U.S. Secretary of State Edward Stettinius, Anthony Eden of Great Britain, V.M. Molotov of the U.S.S.R., and T.V. Soong of China.

Moreover, these parameters can be allied aiming the evaluation of construction, maintenance, and reparation costs.

Even more remarkable is the fact that Byron refers to the "united nations" in the Waterloo passage of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, a point picked up by well-read Winston Churchill when discussing the allied war aims after Pearl Harbor.

The assault, reported by activists, came a day before the start of a key international conference in Qatar at which the United States and its allies aim to reorganize the opposition's political leadership and unite its ranks.

Seed diversity is dropping, as Monsanto and its allies aim to eliminate seed saving, and development of new crop varieties is slowing.

Thus, the Western Allies' aim after 1945 -- unlike after World War I -- was not to isolate Germany and weaken it economically, but to protect it militarily and firmly embed it politically in the West.

After the Houthis, a mainly Shiite group from Yemen's north, extended their control over the country last year, neighboring Saudi Arabia warned of an Iranian-backed coup in the country and formed a coalition of Arab allies aiming to reinstall the government of President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi.

It says Kabul deliberately turned a blind eye to the presence of senior members of the Pakistani Taliban, an allied movement that aims to topple the Pakistani state, who are hiding in the Afghan borderlands.

Entry-level education of students within the allied health professions aims to equip graduates with the required knowledge, skills and professional behaviours to work safely and competently as contemporary health care professionals.

It is thought that perceptions of academic and relational self efficacy result in the perseverance and resilience required to overcome career obstacles [ 27] and as such, improvement in self efficacy is a key outcome measure most clearly allied with the aims of mentoring.

Yates and Morton received reports that secret organizations allied with Democrats aimed to obstruct the war effort.