Sentence examples for having the same aim from inspiring English sources

There are a number of other approaches having the same aim that have been pursued with success.

Mr. Simon has the same aim.

We all have the same aim to do as well as we can.

However, Mr Cameron suggested in his article that he and the church have the same aim.

All have the same aim: to use playlists as an accessible way in to the 30m+ songs currently available to stream.

Bin Laden had the same aim of destroying the monarchy after he lost his citizenship, perhaps desiring the crown of Arabia for himself.

Now, analysts say, to get around new regulations, the transactions are much more complex, but have the same aim — to pretend that a loan is an investment.

Sony is working on Project Morpheus, which has the same aim, and HTC has built Vive, unveiled at Mobile World Congress in March, which will work with the Valve system for downloadable games.

In fresh Tory divisions over the referendum, the former London mayor drew criticism from remain campaigners for saying the EU and the Nazi dictator had the same aim of political union in Europe even though they used "different methods".

Although governments are quick to condemn terrorism, the violence meted out by terrorists has the same aim and impact as violence meted out in circumstances that are considered more legitimate, like in Iraq.

"Whilst (Macri) may not attempt the ludicrous Kirchner approach to us, we should be aware that his approach – whilst undoubtedly more subtle – would doubtless have the same aim in sight," wrote Dick Swale in an email.