Sentence examples for long-held aim from inspiring English sources

To the nonprofit group's long-held aim of constructing houses for those in need, Saginaw's affiliate has lately added to its mission by doing the opposite.

This would bring the long-held aim of universal health care closer: the Kerry campaign says its reforms would cover 95% of the population.

Now he says he is determined to fulfil his long-held aim "to govern boxing in all its forms", including us professionals.

Indeed, eroding the Human Rights Act supports the Home Secretary, Theresa May's long-held aim, which is to scrap the legislation and withdraw from the ECHR.

Western powers, led by America, are realising their long-held aim of dividing and weakening the Arab and Muslim worlds.The first phase of this plan so the theory goes unfolded in Iraq, where the Americans achieved a double purpose.

The shift away from the group's long-held aim of constructing houses for those in need is a sign of the times in the shrinking city, and it offers a glimpse of what neighborhoods with many foreclosed homes in many cities may soon face.

Christine Blower, NUT general secretary, welcomed the government-backed project's adoption of the union's long-held policy aim of giving teachers 20 per cent of their week away from the classroom.

The most eye-catching cut in the budget was the limit on tax credit support to two children per family – a long-held policy aim of the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith.

They ended at the same time, concluding with a long-held death stare aimed towards the other.

This finding differs from the long-held HMA pavement design assumption.

The results from research of this nature aim to illuminate, and possibly challenge, long-held beliefs and established processes of accreditation bodies.