Sentence examples for its central aim from inspiring English sources

However, the Government has yet to recognise that it will not deliver its central aim of increasing transparency of the lobbying industry.

He took the SNP closer to its central aim than it had ever been, but after the "No" vote in September's referendum Mr Salmond decided to stand down.

But its central aim remains what it was at the beginning: to present new music.

Its central aim is to go for the gut and stop people thinking.

Israel said its central aim was deterrence, to make Hamas lose the will to keep shooting at Israel's cities. Did it succeed?

Once it started, environmental destruction and Indigenous displacement weren't just a by product of this process, they were its central aim.

It may also have partially detoxified the Ukip brand by making its central aims appear more mainstream, as Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and finally the new prime minister, Theresa May, jumped on board with leaving the EU and stricter controls on immigration.

And do you know one of its central aims?

Further, his violent mission never came close to achieving its central aims of pushing U.S. troops out of the Middle East and replacing U.S.-backed Arab governments from Cairo to Riyadh with strict Islamic rule.

Egypt's youth should re-take the lead (as they courageously did in January 2011) and form a unified front to usurp from politicians the ownership of the country's transitional process to democracy, and ensure the achievement of its central aims: "food, freedom, and social justice".

Though its style is often as skewed as a tilt-a-whirl ride, "Bloody Bloody" takes precision aim at its central target: an impatient electorate ruled by a hunger for instant gratification.