Sentence examples for as aimed from inspiring English sources

Many have viewed the court's actions as aimed at protecting states by limiting the federal government.

Obama's presence is seen by diplomats as aimed at winning more substantial commitments and holding governments to them.

"You're the queen of superficiality," she sings in lyrics that fans are interpreting as aimed at Ms. Lohan.

The spokesman said Mr. Blair's letter explained the context of the meeting as "aimed specifically at the narrow but important issue" or Palestinian reform.

"We don't see the World Heritage list as aimed to enhance tourism," said Alessandro Balsamo, the Unesco official who oversees the inscription process.

In 2007 two British judges ruled that Jerry Springer "could not reasonably be regarded as aimed at, or an attack on, Christianity or what Christians held sacred".

The switch from the High Court to a military tribunal was seen by his backers as aimed at excluding him from next year's presidential elections.

For many years, Western powers have failed to persuade Iran to abandon the sprawling effort, which they see as aimed at making nuclear arms.

The official China Daily described the proposed changes as "aimed at further protecting the rights of suspects in custody and preventing forced confessions".

Economists saw the move as aimed at lowering the currency, in a bid to stimulate manufacturing, housing investment and other bits of the economy outside mining.

In a move seen as aimed at defusing power servers on the fast courts and stolid baseliners on the slow courts, the I.T.F. said that new balls would be used.