Sentence examples for avowed aims from inspiring English sources

Focussing on terrorists in Italy and Germany today, writer finds that they are unprecedented neither in the atrociousness of their acts nor in the fundamental romanticism and irrationality of their avowed aims.

One of bin Hammam's avowed aims is to prevent the Asian Football Confederation, of which he was president, from holding elections by the end of May — elections that are likely to affirm a Chinese official as the leader of the continental soccer organization.

As for professed "environmental" groups, I would not use that adjective for them when their actions go against their avowed aims, i.e. when they fight against technologies and operations which are actually beneficial – or, better, less detrimental – to the environment they claim they are protecting: in those cases, such activists are anti-biotech.

Indeed, such sequences don't even correspond to von Mises' avowed aims.

Possible factors for this weak test impact on the workplace can be attributed to the conflicts between employers' perceptions of the proficiency tests and the avowed aims of the test-driven policy.

The real weakness may be not in his methods but in his avowed aims.

The avowed aim is to increase competition and encourage entrepreneurship.

Their avowed aim is to keep it there permanently.

That is why the Fed's avowed aim has been to slow the economy.

The avowed aim of sanctions has therefore quietly shifted to ensuring Russian observance of Minsk.

Yet BCP's avowed aim is to grow, and to increase its market capitalisation from the current euro12 billion.