Sentence examples for language aims from inspiring English sources

And the official Republican platform to be adopted by the party this week – a platform replete with anti-gay rights language – aims to limit marriage to between one man and one woman, attacks Obama for supporting gay marriage, and supports plans for federal laws to keep gay marriage at bay.

Language aims to state matters of fact about the world.

The proposed language aims to support run-time parser FU generation by describing three types of information: control flow, external functions, and parser interfaces.

This language aims to be simple, but flexible enough to describe such advanced operations and, for interoperability concerns, we plan to write converters from state-of-the-art stream processing languages like SPL [54] or C-SPARQL [60].

This language aims at providing the fundamental abstractions for dealing with concurrency, distribution, interaction, decentralization, reactivity, autonomy and dynamic reconfiguration that are usually considered as essential for implementing agent-based applications.

Google announced last week that App Engine would start to allow development in the PHP scripting language, a software language aimed at writing for broad distribution on the Web.

Among the other provisions, the diplomat said the resolution also included new language aimed at enforcement that had been absent from the earlier resolutions.

"We will not allow you," he said, in language aimed directly at the emir, "to take the country into the abyss of dictatorship".

In December 2000, the City Council decided to give a deputy police chief his rank and pension benefits back after he had been demoted for, according to several police officers' testimony, continually using profane language aimed at black people, women and homosexuals.

If finalized, the agreement, reached late Sunday, could make Mr. Lieberman, an often indelicate and outspoken politician whose threatening language aimed at Arabs arouses suspicion and some trepidation abroad, the next foreign minister.

Using dramatic language aimed directly at rebel leaders, the president said, "You, the members of the FARC, also have a historical responsibility to not close the doors to peace, as you did so recently".