Sentence examples for entire aim from inspiring English sources

"The entire aim of the committee should be to engage MPs in discussion," wrote Imran Khan of the Campaign for Science and Engineering recently, "and yet the consistent failure to attract any seems not to concern the group".

And there we have the sum of modern politics: on the one hand, good policy diluted through fear of adverse reaction, squandered through a focus not on its practical fundamentals but on its inter-party or intra-party effect, and on the other, simple bad policy, sculpted think of border security from fear, apprehension and myth with the entire aim of creating politically useful division.

On September 22, those features will be rolled out across the entire AIM user base of 20 million people.

The entire aim was to evidence the agreement between both systems and to bring about the need for respectful and reciprocal interactions between people, natural processes and resources to prevent disasters.

In actuality, it's controlled by a JavaBot whose entire aim in life is to paint.

It'd be unfair to really try and lambast CES for being itself, a trade show whose entire aim is to help the consumer electronics industry make money.

The entire AIM-RAS device was attach to a slit-lamp base.

With that aim, the entire design of the hardware (mechanical and electronic) and software for designed robot mechanism was built.

"The entire presentation aims for nothing less than an accurate rendering of the match-day experience, as seen on your TV," says the video game critic Steve Burns.

Some critics say she is foisting Sweden's green policies on the entire EU, aiming to create a "chemical-free zone".

Why should I peruse the adult section of a bookshop or library to find fulfilment in literature and feel linguistically challenged when there are entire shelves aimed at my age range?