Sentence examples for in its objective of from inspiring English sources

If all or most of them decide to boycott it, and at the same time heavy civilian casualties in Fallujah trigger an intensification of attacks across the country, the election may not only be near-impossible to stage, it may fail in its objective of giving Iraq a credible and representative power-sharing government.

It only failed to make ground in its objective of increased authoritarianism.

Gate Gourmet, a Swiss-American group, was ordered to pay $600,000 because it supplies in-flight meals to Cuba's national airline.Although the embargo has manifestly failed in its objective of removing Fidel Castro's communist regime, in 1996 it was tightened by the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act (better known, after the legislators who sponsored it, as Helms-Burton).

As any young Earth creationist will confirm, the BBC occasionally fails in its objective of due impartiality.

"The Bar will not give up hope in its objective of preventing this bill becoming law," he said.

Not long afterward, the independent counsel law died, signifying the end of a post-Watergate experiment that failed in its objective of taking politics out of high-level official corruption cases.

A recent two-month military operation named Zulfiqar failed in its objective to clear Sangin of insurgents, but made it possible for Dabs to reconnect the Kajaki plant to the power grid three days ago, said Baghi.

The local news crew was kind in its objective portrayal of the event, in comparison with Olhorst's post and its growing, angry comment section.

The President agreed that if an air strike is ordered, it should probably include in its objective the destruction of the MIG aircraft and the IL28s.

But it is transparent in its objective and it is the kind of resource that could provide information (or ammunition, if you prefer) which could be useful for either side during what looks likely to be an increasingly fractious campaign.

While the attack failed in its objective, it indicated a disconcerting level of Taliban surveillance even in Kabul, as well as the degree to which the company and other foreign security firms have become the object of Afghan animosity.