Sentence examples for for its aims from inspiring English sources

By bombing too many targets of questionable importance for its aims, and not explaining why it bombed what it did, Israel lost the war for public opinion, according to the author of the study, William M. Arkin, an expert in assessing bomb damage.

The Green party yesterday sought to translate broad sympathy for its aims into hard votes as it claimed opinion poll analysis shows its policies are far more popular with voters than those of Labour or the Conservatives.

Whatever our support for its aims, we can only conclude that it is not fit for purpose in its current form".

Sudan's main protest group – the Sudanese Professionals (SPA) – reiterated its call for the immediate handover of power to a civilian transitional government and said it would maintain street demonstrations to push for its aims.

However the group, co-founded by the former Liberal Democrat leader Paddy Ashdown, is preparing to back candidates from all political parties that stand up for its aims.

They found 'nothing to support a concern that files had been deliberately or systematically removed or destroyed to cover up organised child abuse' and saw 'no evidence to suggest PIE [the Paedophile Information Exchange] was ever funded by the Home Office because of sympathy for its aims'".

After the stock market closed the company announced it had asked for its Aim-listed shares to be suspended at 22p "pending clarification of the financial position of certain subsidiaries including Coffee Republic (UK) Limited, the principal UK operating company".

Some Ugandan commentators have also criticized the video for its aim of making Kony "famous", even believing it means to "celebrate" him, and for its advocacy of foreign military intervention to stop him.

Trudeau said the investigation had for its aim the consolation of Canadian aboriginal families.

Philosophy is thus a calling of great dignity, for its aim is wisdom, and its practitioners are themselves "lawgivers of reason".

Sam Mclean, GetUp's national director, denied that the Coalition had the broad support of the public for its aim of scrapping carbon pricing in favour of its Direct Action policy, in which businesses will be offered incentives to reduce emissions.