Sentence examples for limited aims from inspiring English sources

It has limited aims, and a menu that refuses to strain for effect.

It will have limited aims and be strewn with empty promises.

The Movement writers, who preceded him such as Donald Davie and Kingsley Amis, had embraced a poetry of deliberately limited aims.

But as both the Vietnam quagmire and the first Gulf war suggest, they are much more nervous about backing a government perceived to be pursuing half-hearted aims.The current combat has limited aims.

In this period, according to its literature, the ISIS will have limited aims: achieving internal security and preserving it; fixing its frontiers; feeding the population; establishing Shariah and Islamic justice -- and most importantly fixing the establishment of a "fighting society," at all levels within the community.

After all, a future of self-determination for Afghan women is pretty much exactly what then-Senator Clinton insisted American soldiers fought and died for -- not just the limited aims that now define the mission she represents.

Shortly thereafter, we implemented practices like rate limiting aimed at addressing these concerns.

Indeed, they can be applied to any intervention — however limited its aims, multilateral its means, and competent its commanders.

His official, strictly limited war aims revolved round the Shatt al-Arab estuary and his determination to renegotiate the "Algiers agreement" he had concluded a mere five years before.

It may, of course, be possible that by the end of his life, Hume had limited his aims to removing the "superstitious" elements in Newtonianism.

Founded in 1996 by Michelle Christie, a teacher for the deaf, No Limits aims to teach language to deaf children in a situation that even hearing ones find challenging: onstage.