Sentence examples for every aim of from inspiring English sources

While such an arrangement would have satisfied every aim of the reformers, it would have plunged the empire into chaos.

By the mid-nineteen-sixties, the war had outlived every aim but the protection of credibility.

But in every case, the aim of art criticism is to achieve an increased understanding or enjoyment of the work (or classes of works) of art, and its statements are designed to achieve this end.

But schools exist to educate every pupil: the aim of this guidance is to protect pupils in church schools from having their self-worth diminished, and their ability to achieve impeded, by being bullied because of their perceived or actual sexual orientation.

With phishing costing Kiwis millions, rather than relying on our email providers to successfully sift through the trillions of emails sent every day, the aim of the programme is to use up as much of the scammers resources as possible.

The aim of covering every subject every year is untenable.

That has been the aim of every Washington biographer, and none of them have achieved it.

The aim of every runner is to get into a camp.

Get On" campaign if it's to meet its aim of every 11-year-old "reading well" by 2025.

It is to N.F.L. defenses today what the West Coast offense is to offenses, the aim of every team.

Bringing communities together should be the aim of every school and an education that promotes tolerance and inclusivity should be the birthright of every child.