Sentence examples for has set the aim from inspiring English sources
Still, now that Mr. Obama has set the aim of helping underwater borrowers, it is up to the administration — by working with states or by revamping its own efforts — to make it happen.
But Ms. Ruhl is aiming even higher: she has set the playing of the Passion in three different places at three different historical turning points, adding time and space to the drama's heady mix of romance, religion and rehearsal.
Once you've set the right aim, press the "Swing" button and your character will start swinging his golf club.
I had set the bar low--my aim was to finish in under 45 minutes, try not to be the last one in, and avoid throwing up.
Wisden India will focus on all areas of the Indian game from Test matches through to domestic cricket and has set itself the aim of becoming the independent voice of cricket in the sub-continent.
The U.K. Analytical Partnership (UKAP) has set itself the lofty aim of making the U.K. world class in analytical science, and it has the backing of government, industry, and the research councils to do so.
The initiative has set itself the lofty aim of providing energy service comparable to clean sources such as LPG but using the same solid biomass fuels commonly used today.
Anywhere.fm is a more consumer friendly music storage solution and has set dead aim at being an online version of iTunes.
He has just launched a business loan scheme to support startups in his village of Tywyn, through a trust he has set up. "The aim is to provide local people with an initial level of funding to help them take the first step – those who may have no business experience," he says.
David Cameron has set himself the "firm aim" of keeping Britain in the European Union after running a referendum campaign that will focus on the risky consequences of a British exit, according to a leaked document of the prime minister's negotiations.
China has set out its aim of hosting a World Cup and raising the competitiveness of the national team in a sweeping policy document that seeks to revitalise a sport damaged by match-fixing scandals and poor performances on the pitch.
