Sentence examples for has one aim from inspiring English sources

Settling in to his new role as executive creative director at Coach, Stuart Vevers has one aim – to add "cool".

With this study, we are all just small cogs involved in a very big project that has one aim: to help humankind explore space.

"Before the elections, this is a cynical campaign of lies and disinformation which has one aim: to bring down the P.M".

Guskin's has one aim: "To free the actor to be available to the text, to be available to what the character brings up in him in the situation, to be available to the director as well".

Indeed, this walk of ours has one aim: to get the attention of the very people for whom I now owe my love of country, for the good people of New Hampshire, two short years from now, to ask one simple question of the stream of candidates who seek to be our public servants: "what will you do to end the corruption in Washington?" For me, it is the only question left worth asking.

The race baiting has one aim and that's to stir just enough doubt and hopefully fear in the small percent of white conservative and centrist independents that are still undecided about their vote.

We have one aim only now – to climb the table and everyone is fully focused on the task ahead of us".

"The attempts to strangle the government have one aim," Mr. Haniya told reporters in Gaza City.

All of which have one aim; to wipe out any species seen as a threat to the grouse.

Subsequently, when he and his wife, Patricia, thought about buying a second home, they had one aim: Buy something swappable.

Unlike the public sector, private companies have one aim: profit maximisation which means cuts in staffing levels and trying to do everything on the cheap.