Sentence examples for members aimed from inspiring English sources
John McDonnell has accused Labour's general secretary, Iain McNicol, of directing a "rigged purge" of party members, aimed at weeding out Corbyn voters.
It is embedded in the export credit arrangement, which is an agreement among most OECD members aimed at capping the subsidisation of another kind of loan: the export credit.
Buttiglione visited him there as part of a delegation from an emerging Catholic lay movement, Communion and Liberation, whose young members aimed to offer an alternative to the maverick student Marxism of the "68ers".
How could we not want to join an organization that required prospective members to have visited 100 or more countries, and whose members aimed at a perfect score of 317?
On the week ending 26 December 2009, "The Climb" debuted at number two on the UK Singles Chart; its debut position was influenced by a campaign composed of Facebook group members, aimed at getting Rage Against the Machine's 1992 single "Killing in the Name" to the top position during Christmas week.
The SIs are 5-d workshops for faculty and staff members aimed at developing evidence-based teaching skills in order to improve teaching in undergraduate science classrooms across the country.
DSWA members aim to keep the art of making them alive.
Tomorrow I shall take a look at the formation of the new Friends of Kirkgate Market group and how its members aim to support the market and its traders.
The flame-haired lead singer Hayley Williams and the remaining members aim to prove differently on their new self-titled record (on Fueled by Ramen).
The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons disseminates timely information to surgeons and patients to support our members' aim to help return patients to full, productive lives.
MGTOW is described as a movement which centres on a 'statement of self-ownership' whereby its members aim to steer clear of the social expectations of women and society in the belief that both have become 'hostile' against masculinity.
