Sentence examples for but whose aim is from inspiring English sources

So Facebook, along with several more major tech firms, has launched Internet.org, an organisation whose methods remain hazy, but whose aim is to connect the other 4.5 billion.

If the bad things that happened under him are common knowledge, he has slipped into the time-honoured category of rulers who wished to do good but whose aims were traduced by evil subordinates.

The pair have not spoken since but Wood, whose aim is to be included in the squad for the summer tour to Australia, hopes to get feedback from Jones after the end of the Six Nations.

But the engineer, whose aim is to maximize safety within a series of material constraints, cannot be distracted by how you and I feel.

The coalition's leaders, at least, seem to have grasped that it must behave not as an occupying army but as a partner, whose aim is to build up the local forces that will ultimately ensure Afghanistan's security.

Derbyshire's essay was published not in National Review but in Taki's Magazine, whose aim is to "shake up the stodgy world of so-called 'conservative' opinion".

Anti-tax crusaders often bristle at taxes whose aim is not just to raise revenue but also to alter behavior.

But in spite of our mistakes, we are good people whose aim is to help improve our mutual security".

Last but not least, ethical considerations are difficult to reconcile with studies whose aim is essentially commercial.

I am working for California Calls, an organization whose aim is to revitalize the California Dream for everyone, but especially the poor and working class.

But he also helped make "Saturday Night Live" what it was, imbuing a show whose aim is to be subversive and youthful with a little old-school gravitas.