Sentence examples for made its objective from inspiring English sources

The Taliban has made its objective, pertaining to girls' education, crystal clear: in 2009 every month 50 schools were attacked.

The army failed to make its objective of driving the gunmen of Moqtada al-Sadr's militia from the streets - though he had the wit to order them to stand down after a few days fighting.

Denouncing the recently announced Saudi-led anti-terrorist coalition, the self-declared caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi said that if it was truly Islamic it would go to war against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his Russian masters and make its objective "killing Jews and the liberation of Palestine".

The If campaign, by working with David Cameron and the leading representatives of global capitalism, is sustaining the very food system that makes its objectives unachievable.

African civil society rejected the alliance as part of a "new wave of colonialism", and War on Want has accused the If campaign of being too close to power "sustaining the very food system that makes its objectives unachievable".

However, the level of detail and extensive data required for this method (e.g., industry- or education-level data on average length of vacancy for an open position, disease-related average frequency and length of absence from work) made its application to our objective of estimating productivity costs across several countries unrealistic.

If someone says, that 'this is truth,' then they are seeking to make it objective.

We have automated quantification of myelination, making it objective and reducing analysis time significantly.

In order to make its use more objective, fuzzy Kano modeling may be more beneficially applied than the traditional Kano modeling.

The opening line of the Sixth Meditation makes clear its principal objective: "It remains for me to examine whether material things exist" (AT 7 71).

In contrast to the United States' engagement with the Soviet Union and China, the Clinton administration has made clear that its objectives with North Korea do not include a makeover of the totalitarian regime into a democratic government with a market economy.