Sentence examples for basic aim to from inspiring English sources
In negotiations with creditors, Dubai World has had one basic aim — to extend the maturity of its short-term debt that will be maturing soon — especially a $3.5 billion Islamic bond issue, or sukkok, payable on Dec. 14.
Though he said he would stick by the party's basic aim to improve cross-strait relations, he will also need to distance himself from Mr Ma's chumminess if his party is to win back voters.
But Algeria helped maintain its dominance of the Sahara by playing favorites among the various armed groups plaguing its neighbor, a policy that backfired tragically last month and failed to achieve its most basic aim: to push the problem away.
The Tories were motivated more by consumerist thinking than Labour, but the basic aim (to make disgruntled voters feel they were masters of their public services) was the same.
"I'm not saying you can sustain a whole Jewish identity by listening to Amy Winehouse or Neil Diamond," Mr Simonson says, but they are one possible "entry point" to Jewishness, along with the Talmud, Israel and Jewish history.Two futures, two more questionsOpposed though the innovators and hardliners seem, they share a basic aim: to ensure Jewish continuity.
The basic aim to this study was to evaluate the diagnostic value of morning stiffness.
Harris brings financial stability, and General Manager Lou Lamoriello went back to basics, aiming to replace Clarkson and Kovalchuk with tough, physical forwards.
B-Basic aims to develop bio-based and bio-inspired catalysis and conversion methods resulting in higher added value products.
"The bus company, being an external expression of the system, would naturally suffer, but the basic aim was to refuse to cooperate with evil".
Meet Kezia Noble, known better as the "World's Leading Female Pick-Up Coach" (so jealous), whose basic aim seems to be to turn every lonely man she comes across into an utter bastard.
The basic aim is to guide design and presentation of products to optimize them to be as compatible as possible with consumer preferences.
