Sentence examples for maneuver aimed at from inspiring English sources

Not every marketing maneuver aimed at older consumers is wildly successful.

The film, which introduces Disney's first African-American princess, has been playing in limited release since Nov. 25, a distribution maneuver aimed at creating buzz.

But some Czech observers said Mr. Klaus's move was a face-saving maneuver aimed at clearing the way for him to sign a treaty he has long ridiculed.

But it also has sought to protect itself by adopting a shareholder rights plan, a corporate defense maneuver aimed at shielding the company against a hostile takeover.

Some said the announcement was a sign of an internal power struggle, others as a maneuver aimed at displaying his popularity.

Critics have cited scheming by Mr. Klaus for the disintegration of the last Czech government, and some analysts have said that this was a Machiavellian maneuver aimed at killing the treaty.

Opioid switch is a therapeutic maneuver aiming at improvement of analgesic response and reduction of adverse effects [ 17].

In recent months, those tactics have come to include defensive maneuvers aimed at defusing the media counteroperations of the United States and its allies.

The opposition move came during a flurry of new peace maneuvers aimed at bridging the deep differences on Jerusalem that caused negotiations for a final peace treaty at Camp David to collapse last month.

The Council should resist parliamentary maneuvers aimed at reviving the bill and focus instead on a new referendum next year that would again put the term limits issue before the voters.

Congress announced late yesterday that the party will not formally declare Gandhi as its candidate for prime minister — a bit of political maneuvering aimed at protecting the 43-year-old from being a scapegoat for his party's problems.