Sentence examples for further its aims from inspiring English sources

To further its aims, it promoted sports, culture, charitable work and social activities.

To further its aims, it backed the Zionist cause and planted agents to help those working to force out its arch-enemy, the British, from Palestine.

Papini had already become an enthusiastic adherent of Futurism, and he founded another Florentine periodical, Lacerba (1913), to further its aims.

Terrorism inflicts not only death and destruction but also emotional oppression to further its aims.

Instead of going down that route again, the MPAA is currently looking into expanding existing laws to further its aims. .

While capable of subterfuge, Gravemind is seen to use the brute strength and sheer numbers of the Flood to further its aims.

To further its aim of having a student body that is "meritorious and diverse in a variety of educationally relevant ways," the university admits the rest of its students through individual assessments, with race being one in a long list of factors, including grades and activities.

However, even she would not deny that the continuing debate over gender-specific nature of the prize furthers its aims.

The initial idea had been for her to sing, but Man'ei rapidly realised that it could develop her acting and personality to further its transnational aims.

The U.S. has a long history of funding foreign media to further its policy aims.

Michael Evans Times, August 11 "The Hutton inquiry... is not designed to focus on the wider issue of how intelligence is used by government to further its strategic aims.