Sentence examples for declared aims from inspiring English sources

Temer was not a member of Rousseff's Workers Partyy, and never bought into its declared aims of social justice.

There is a fundamental mismatch between the declared aims of universities as employers and the HR practices that they implement.

George Orwell was right when he said: "When there is a gap between one's real and one's declared aims, one turns as it were instinctively to long words and exhausted idioms, like a cuttlefish spurting out ink".

Anthony Seldon is co-author with Peter Snowdon of Cameron at 10: The Verdict (William Collins, £9.99) David Cameron's political legacy might be immediately deduced from the declared aims of Theresa May, his successor.

Promoting religious freedom is one of the declared aims of the British Foreign Office.Yet American religious freedom-watchers see a perpetual risk of their cause being subordinated completely to other foreign-policy concerns.

Modern Turkey's defining event the defeat of a Greek expeditionary force dispatched with Western backing was also the starting-point of a ruthless reform effort whose declared aims included "fighting religion" and ending the theocratic backwardness of the Ottomans.

Kate Calder Edinburgh Professor Glynn Turton (Letters, 2 June) refers to Professor Louise Richardson's declared aim to make Oxford more inclusive.

Its declared aim is the early establishment of a Palestinian state.

Her declared aim is "to explore and explode ideas of misogyny, power and female identity".

The biggest doubt is whether it can fulfil its declared aim of raising growth.

Their declared aim was to break the Israeli-Egyptian blockade of the Gaza Strip.