Sentence examples for force with the aim of from inspiring English sources

His sister and Soueif's niece, 20-year-old Sanaa Seif, was among 24 people on trial in Cairo on Sunday, accused of protesting illegally, possessing fireworks, damaging public property, and a "show of force with the aim of terrorizing citizens".

Robb also agreed: "The remaining occupations will be reviewed within two years of the date of entry into force, with the aim of reducing the occupations or eliminating the requirement within five years".

It also states that negotiations between Australia and Japan must begin "within three months" of a new trade agreement between Australia and another country coming into force, "with the aim of concluding it within six months following the same date".

Football did not purge itself overnight and only came to serious grips with its problems after a particularly cynical World Cup in 1990 persuaded Fifa to set up a task force with the aim of getting referees to deal even more sternly with, among other things, professional fouls.

Faced with a humanitarian disaster precipitated by a complete failure of the Somali state, the UN Security Council authorised in December 1992 the creation of an international force with the aim of facilitating humanitarian supplies.

Hansen also measured the initial modulus and restrained force, with the aim of quantifying the resistance of parchment to structural alteration with respect to RH and therefore a change in the water content.

And the Taliban have stepped up their attacks on Afghan forces with the aim of breaking the will of a demoralized army.

Nationwide, it is the first time that a city agency and a university have joined forces with the aim of granting degrees.

It was set up and staffed by members of Charles de Gaulle's Free French forces with the aim of counteracting propaganda spread by the German broadcaster Radio Paris.

A pioneer in genetic sequencing and a private company are joining forces with the aim of deciphering the entire DNA, or genome, of humans within three years, far faster and cheaper than the Federal Government is planning.

He details how, for example, Russian "news" sources spread the idea that the Scottish independence vote had been "rigged" by "establishment forces" with the aim of undermining faith in democratic institutions in Britain before the EU referendum.