Sentence examples for be aimed at gaining from inspiring English sources

So far, the reversals championed by the Social Democrats seem to be aimed at gaining big political payoffs at low economic costs.

And its contention that prices could possibly see a 30 percent increase beyond that appeared to be aimed at gaining concessions under the cap-and-trade portions of the 2006 law, said Stanley Young, the board's communications director.

Future experiments will therefore be aimed at gaining a better understanding of the RASSFs' growth-restricting functions.

(Obstetrician, FI) All discussions with women during pregnancy should be aimed at gaining the women's trust and confidence.

In a heavily regulated market, efforts for decentralisation should be aimed at gaining better control over the consumption of statins at the regional level.

This is a strategy that is aimed at gaining substantive long term results.

Mr. Karzai has recently toughened his tone when speaking of the American-led coalition in ways that appear to have been aimed at gaining wider support at home.

The talks are aimed at gaining access to a restricted military area, which his inspectors suspect may have been used for atomic bomb-trigger testing work.

The protests and strikes are aimed at gaining candidates' support heading into the 2016 election for a minimum wage of $15 an hour and union rights, it said.

North Korea's decision followed a recent series of sharp comments and aggressive gestures that officials and analysts in Seoul said were aimed at gaining the attention of the new American administration and concessions from President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea.

The report, the most comprehensive survey of displaced Iraqis in recent years, says that Mr. Hussein was the major architect of Iraq's displacement policies, which were aimed at gaining control of oil resources and strengthening Iraq's Sunni minority.