Sentence examples for may aims from inspiring English sources

A program that started Jan . 8at the university and will run into early May aims to be a corrective to years of cultural corrosion.

But I fear that the fact of his departure is already very damaging for whatever Theresa May aims to achieve as home secretary.

The forthcoming African Economic Outlook 2014, to be released at the annual meetings of the African Development Bank in Kigali, Rwanda 19-233 Maims aims to provide new insights and document Africa's good practices in this regard.

She is already working with federal lawmakers to address the lack of standards for date labeling: a bill introduced by Representative Chellie Pingree (D-Maine) and Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Connecticut) in May aims to create the same changes that are taking place at Walmart.

We may aim to dominate teams but we don't aim to hurt people.

As for Mr. Galliano, there are hints that he may aim for some sort of comeback.

In other words, it may aim to be a more sophisticated version of Groupon.

In continents with bigger, emptier spaces, reclamation schemes may aim much higher.

(Such education may aim at preparing an adult for a first job or for a new job, or it may aim at keeping him up to date on new developments in his occupation or profession).

Some may aim at volume; others, to target the top end, as with the market in non-resident investors' passports.

They may aim to conduct their trades in a matter of milliseconds as they try to exploit fleeting anomalies.