Sentence examples for has its aims from inspiring English sources

The Assassination of Gianni Versace has its aims right in the title: "I think the world 'assassination' has a political overtone," said Murphy, "And I think it denotes somebody who is taking the life of somebody else to make a point and I think that's exactly what Andrew Cunanan did".

VideoBlocks has its aim squarely set at Shutterstock and other incumbents, though, and it is also launching a marketplace for one-off video purchases today that gives 100percentt of the commission from every sale to the video creator.

Each force has its own aims, and these too can be fluid.

Each of these factions has its own aims, which narrow the terms of any possible peace deal.

It has its drawbacks: Alarcón aims more for the head than the heart, perhaps.

(As a note, Cardis has its own product, which aims to cut the costs of smaller credit card payments).

The means by which the federal government has pursued its aims have included incentives, often financial, and threats of sanctions, also frequently of an economic nature.

Each manufacturer has its own recipe with the aim of getting the perfect degree of elasticity.

But many have been willing to concede that it has achieved its aims by leading the Irish to a European Championship for the first time since 1988.

Since 2011 they have maintained that once QE has achieved its aims, the Fed would shrink back to its former size.

This alone is enough to categorise it as a failure, whether or not it has achieved its aims.