Sentence examples for firm aim from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron now has an electoral mandate to hold a referendum on the UK's membership of the EU, but his "firm aim" in that vote is to keep Britain in, the note reveals.

The new rules, say Elaine Aarons of Eversheds, a City law firm, aim to take the stigma out of trying to right pay discrepancies since no accusations need to be levelled in requesting the pay information.

David Cameron has set himself the "firm aim" of keeping Britain in the European Union after running a referendum campaign that will focus on the risky consequences of a British exit, according to a leaked document of the prime minister's negotiations.

In a passage likely to be seized on by Eurosceptics, the note says he told his counterpart that his "firm aim was to was to keep the UK in the EU", highlighting the country's importance in areas including foreign policy and defence.

Andrew Burns, Edinburgh City Council leader, said: "The capital coalition had a firm aim to resolve these claims before the end of the year and we are absolutely delighted to report that this has been achieved".

Ask yourself these questions: Does your firm aim to cross-sell simply to increase its fee income and profit?

Mr. Greer has founded Mind Over Management, a consulting firm aimed at helping companies carry out long-term strategies.

The firm aims to deliver goods in one to five days.

Their former firm aims eventually to be in a position to start growing again.

Founded in 1999 and based in Las Vegas, the firm aims to manufacture inflatable space habitats.

The firm aims to 'turn ideas into top class internet products and services'.