Sentence examples for believe aiming from inspiring English sources

McCann returned with a pitch for a campaign in the same vein as Believe, aiming to humanize the soldiers featured in the Halo universe.

Last year he walked out of the Likud party and formed a new party which analysts believed aimed to withdraw from more settlements.

Today, not a single senior Conservative appears to believe that aiming for a surplus is either credible or sensible.

Although we cannot exclude that higher vancomycin serum levels might reflect simple accumulation of the drug, we believe that aiming at concentrations up to 25 μg/mL with continuous infusion is harming patients.

Downing Street is fully behind Gordon Brown and the treasury which believes in aiming benefits at the poorest pensioners.

"I can't say I have an endgame plan, but I believe in: 'Aim for the stars.

But that, he came to believe, was aimed at keeping them from filing civil suits against the city for compensation for their injuries.

It was uncertain what role, if any, he played in Iran's nuclear program, which American experts believe is aimed at developing a weapons capacity.

Mr. Peres believes in aiming for another interim peace agreement, one that moves the ball farther down the road but leaves aside the explosive question of Jerusalem's status.

They are also unhappy at what they see as an agenda by Premiership Rugby, which they believe is aimed at getting a greater say in how European rugby is run rather than being about improving the Heineken Cup.

One-year-old boy Antiq Hennis was hit in a hail of bullets which officers believe was aimed at his father, a man with a criminal record and reported contacts to the city's underground.