Sentence examples for express aim from inspiring English sources

Which cell types express AIM in chronic liver disease was not determined in this study; Kupffer cells should be the main source of AIM in liver with hepatic fibrosis.

Further, Cheney explained, it was his express aim to restore the balance of power.

Alabama is far from alone in passing a law whose express aim is misery and panic.

For decades, the Pakistani military has backed insurgent groups whose express aim is to cross into India and fight.

Monday 7 March Came out tonight with the express aim of retaining and then improving on Saturday's performance.

Arkansas started its lottery in 2009 with the express aim of funding scholarships for the state's students and universities.

Sartre's expressed aim for his theatre throughout the 1940s and ʾ50s was to show systems of values in conflict.

The treaty would create common standards and rules for arms transfers, including annual reporting from states and systems to monitor exports, with the expressed aim of protecting international peace and security and reducing human suffering internationally.

It strikes me as remarkable that there is a genre in entertainment whose expressed aim is to frighten its audience and whose success might be measured explicitly in terms of its ability to excite an emotion we generally associate with unpleasantness or revulsion.

The state dictates that the education practices in the Swedish school system (from preschools to high school) are controlled by the aims and guidelines in the three curricula (Lpfö98, Lgr11, Lpy11) with the expressed aim "that the three curricula should link into each other and take a common view of knowledge, development and learning" (Lpfö98, pp. 3).

Disarm NYPD, a political action group with the expressed aim of taking firearms away from the NYPD using "direct action, organizing, education, and other tactics" has announced on Facebook that it will be staging American flag burnings in Brooklyn's Fort Greene Park on Wednesday at 7 30 PM.