Sentence examples for earlier aimed from inspiring English sources

His home was raided in January after police intercepted phone calls between him and suspected jihadis following counter-terror raids a week earlier aimed at dismantling the Belgian terror cell.

But then they discovered that Mr. Rowan with the help of a lawyer for the Eagles had filed a legal writ two months earlier aimed at preserving his right to make Mr. Pickett, his former lawyer and the lawyer's firm appear in court to answer accusations that they had engaged in libel, slander and misrepresentation.

In this, both tribunals continued the legacy of the Nuremberg Tribunals, which, as mentioned earlier, aimed not merely at the conviction of the guilty but also at reliably documenting the horrors for posterity.[9] A complaint consistently made against the ICTY and the ICTR has been that these tribunals do not operate on the sites where the crimes being investigated took place.

Egypt has been leading international efforts to broker a truce since Israel launched its offensive five days earlier aimed at stopping Gaza rocket attacks.

Planned subgroup analyses of differences in the primary end point between groups defined by the minimisation variables described earlier aimed to assess the possible effect of these factors on outcomes.

On Saturday, kayakers in brightly colored vessels started early, aiming their bows over the falls and soaring through the air momentarily before bouncing and bobbing in a frothy pool below.

The concept of data warehouse and OLAP have been proposed very early aiming to answer analytic queries efficiently.

In pursuing his earlier aims, Mr Bush either had the country behind him or, if not, could get his policies implemented because they united his party and divided Democrats (this was the case with the tax cuts).

The Event Detection process described earlier aims at discovering transaction dates of high informational value irrelevant to the existence of officially published announcements.

It seems almost by accident that d'Ancona's book lays bare the extent to which short-term thinking overruled Cameron's earlier aim to form "the greenest government ever".

Targets for deforestation in the earlier text aimed to cut deforestation by 50% by 2020 and eliminate it by 2030.