Sentence examples for has a single aim from inspiring English sources
His fiction, in Coetzee's view, has a single aim: "remembering what the west would like to forget".
Our ads have a single aim: to shut down this dangerous plant, which lies just 30 miles from Midtown Manhattan.
But from that accident, he had a single aim in his life, he said: "I want to give.
Also, where the IRA and other terrorist organisations in the past had a single aim targeted at the UK, Islamic State is inspiring a wave of homegrown jihadists across the world to engage in violence.
The sea of people who had been waiting for hour upon hour had a single aim: to see Chávez for the last time, to see the face of the man who had wooed them and won them by giving them a political identity, by giving direction to their desires and resentments.
He then added some criticism of the British state broadcaster's coverage of the riots that seemed to echo what was said in January and February of Egyptian state television reports: "BBC is making it sound like young people have a single aim and that's to loot and vandalise.
For the first time it seems that the government and the military have a single aim and a single vision.
But, in the work they would do in Ireland over the next twenty-five years, they would have to navigate in waters where others believed that art had a single purpose, or who had solid aims, or who believed in setting limits to what a writer could say or what images the theatre could portray.
We have presented a framework for estimation of shooter location and aiming angle from wireless networks where each node has a single microphone.
The first aim is to establish a definitive diagnosis to ensure that the patient has a single operative procedure.
