Sentence examples for has a simpler aim from inspiring English sources

So does this mean that for all her reputation as a difficult and tricky film-maker, she also has a simpler aim: to entertain?

An initiative of the Amy Gillett Foundation, the campaign has a simple aim – stopping drivers from hitting cyclists.

Union leaders say Proposal 2 has a simple aim: to protect collective bargaining against further assault.

The Fair Admissions Campaign has a simple aim – that all state-funded schools in England and Wales should be open equally to all children, without regard to religion or belief.

There are currently posters on bus stops all over Sydney saying: "A metre matters". An initiative of the Amy Gillett Foundation, the campaign has a simple aim – stopping drivers from hitting cyclists.

Spotting a gap in the market, Portnoy turned this dissatisfaction into a business opportunity and in 2006 he joined Tipping Point software and the team he manages has a simple aim.

But the makers of "Brotherhood and Courage" have a simpler aim.

Those with less visceral connections to the crash had a simpler aim: to get to work on time.

The coverage had a simple aim: to provide proof of the age-old suspicion that the poor are breeding too much – and at taxpayers' expense, too.

Yet new research shows how collusion can corrupt auctions of public assets, so that the state is still short-changed.Auctions have a simple aim: to reveal the bidders' true valuation of the item being sold.

Chingy has a simpler approach.