Sentence examples for have a clear aim from inspiring English sources
"I have a clear aim in my mind and the aim is that I do not like what I see in Indian politics".
"We have a clear aim - to provide fulfilling and accessible employment to people of all skills and abilities," he added.
The programs legitimated under the Civil Rights Act, in both their nonpreferential and preferential forms, had and have—a clear aim: to change institutions so that they can meet the nondiscrimination mandate of the Act.
These processes have a clear aim of establishing the cause of death but it is less clear how bereaved families are supported.
You need to have a clear aim and goal for your site.
He had a clear aim: "To inspire and educate people around the world about the joys of tea and tea culture".
Unfortunately, the Middle East faces two big problems that eastern Europe didn't.First, eastern Europe's transition had a clear aim: membership of the European Union.
Cameron said he "understood the concerns of those who are sceptical of any agreement over Iran's nuclear programme", but said he "had a clear aim in the talks of an exclusively civil Iranian nuclear programme".
Neither was very sophisticated nor subtle, but both understood the importance of having a clear aim and concentrating unreservedly on that aim until it was accomplished.
Valla's reductive strategy has a clear aim: to equate this essential virtue of action, fortitude, with the biblical concept of love and charity.
