Sentence examples for lies aimed at from inspiring English sources

I explain about Labour's biggest and dirtiest lies, aimed at the most vulnerable – young families and the elderly.

Given the abhorrence we rightly feel for dishonesty, how then do we sanction lies aimed at gaining electoral advantage for our chosen candidate?

Armed with facts like those, last week, Jonathan Cohn of the New Republic and Brenner offered a clear-eyed assessment of what's gone wrong in the auto industry and what needs to be done on the radio show I co-host, the "D'Antoni and Levine Show," in part by challenging the myths and lies aimed at the UAW.

For most people, lies aimed at manipulating another person will always come at great cost to you when they're uncovered.

Syria: Assad said western threats were based on "lies" aimed at undermining his forces' recent advances, and they endangered international peace and security.

When that move failed, says the suit, BamBrogan and the others filed a suit as part of a "media ploy filled with lies aimed at smearing Hyperloop One".

Palestinian Authority President Yasser Arafat said Wednesday that the Israeli government's support for a cease-fire has been "a lie" aimed at deceiving international public opinion.

First are "inter-state lies," deceptions aimed at other countries to gain or retain some advantage over them.

In our opinion, the Israeli lies are aimed at raising the level of tension in the region and give a pretext for a possible Israeli future offensive against a party in the region.

In its other ruling, the court decided that, while the three officers probably did work to cover up evidence of the attack, there was not enough evidence to convict them of the very specific charge prosecutors had lodged: that their lies were aimed at subverting a grand jury investigation.

The common cultural mantra "Art for all" inspired more than just lip service; it lay behind initiatives aimed at democratising art and spreading a taste for it beyond its customary audiences.