Sentence examples for general aims from inspiring English sources

In the war on terrorism, President Bush leads a nation supportive of his general aims.

But she wanted to talk about the general aims of the movement, and how much remained to be done.

Mention should also be made of the constitutive acts of the union that prescribe its general aims, its organization, its financial structure, and the rules of membership, namely, the constitution and its general regulations.

Though not specifically feminist in its general aims, the "Resolutions" project emerges from the same feminist thinking that gave rise to "The Dinner Party": against patriarchal privileging of high art and masculine genius it pits domestic, traditionally female crafts and shared labor (with Ms. Chicago nevertheless receiving star billing).

Neorealismo is similar in general aims to the earlier Italian movement verismo (Realism), from which it originated, but differs in that its upsurge was brought about by the intense feelings, experiences, and convictions that Fascist repression, the Resistance, and the war had instilled in its many gifted writers.

In the second section (Chapter 5), Spinoza lays out the general aims of the state.

Acts of terrorisation or large-scale coercive violence are typically associated with a general aim of generating fear and insecurity while keeping any specific aims or demands oblique.

Our general aim here is to define some generating functions in terms of the minimality of the given presentation.

This is the general aim of our project.

Gov. Eliot Spitzer yesterday named Kristine Hamann as his inspector general, aiming to bolster what has been a largely invisible job.

The general aim, it added, "is for no more reductions to salaries and pensions and no more additional taxes".