Sentence examples for chiefly aimed at from inspiring English sources

They are chiefly aimed at domestic consumption.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at extracting more aid and trade from Japan.

North Korea's about-turn is chiefly aimed at weaning more aid and trade from Japan.

In a few cases regulation, chiefly aimed at transparency, looks justified.

The present wave of Islamic discontent is chiefly aimed at corrupt politicians who have run out of new ideas, but it also has a religious target.

A fiscal reform that took effect on January 1st introduces a number of new taxes that are chiefly aimed at the rich but end up clobbering the poor.

More interestingly, Mr Bush is also trying to broaden the definition of the religious right from that southern white Protestant base into something rather more ecumenical.The people he is chiefly aiming at are Roman Catholics, the biggest single religious group in the country and the most ripe for picking.

The sanctions ended today are chiefly symbolic, and aimed at small businesses.

The Statesman chiefly aims to demonstrate how to undertake all such inquiries.

Nowadays, Al Quoz houses chiefly those horses being aimed at the Dubai Carnival.

It is hoping to attract the kind of advertisers that already pay to be in other publications aimed at Washington — chiefly, political advocacy groups that are trying to influence Congress, as well as local businesses.