Sentence examples for its avowed aim from inspiring English sources

Founded at Calgary, Alta., on Aug. 1, 1932, by a federation of various farmer, labour, and socialist parties in western Canada plus one labour union (the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees), its avowed aim was to transform the capitalist economic system into a "cooperative commonwealth" by democratic means.

That saw him finish the year just outside the top 50, off and running towards his avowed aim of becoming world No1.

At first its avowed intention was to present accounts of gallantry, pleasure, and entertainment, of poetry, and of foreign and domestic news.

(That deal also produced a furor in Germany over a $25 million bonus that Mannesmann paid its chief, Klaus Esser, whose avowed aim had been to keep his company independent).

Yet BCP's avowed aim is to grow, and to increase its market capitalisation from the current euro12 billion.

Their avowed aim is to keep it there permanently.

The group's avowed aim was the destruction of the world, and it appears that the event in the desert may have been a dry run for blowing up Tokyo.

The avowed aim is to increase competition and encourage entrepreneurship.

That is why the Fed's avowed aim has been to slow the economy.

The avowed aim of sanctions has therefore quietly shifted to ensuring Russian observance of Minsk.

Israel might find public opinion shifting against their avowed aim to try this man before their own court.