Sentence examples for movement aiming at from inspiring English sources

Initially, in the KOR's tradition, Solidarity was an ostensibly non-political movement aiming at reconstruction of civil society.

Marieme's latest venture includes the launch of IAMTHECODE, a new movement aiming at mobilising governments, businesses and investors to support girls and young women in STEAMD (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics, and Design).

The movement aims at defending the rights of ordinary people.

"Non-co-operation," he declared, "though a religious and strictly moral movement, aims at the overthrow of the government".

Leake said that the Kraft protest was just part of a wider movement aimed at educating ordinary consumers about the products that they bought.

A political movement aimed at eliminating the American presence sprung up in Okinawa almost immediately after it reverted to Japanese control.

"Luddites were not anti-technology: they were skilled craftsmen, involved in a labour movement aimed at keeping their machines and their jobs," he says.

The letter, following a string of similar public appeals by Iranian academics, is part of a movement aimed at galvanising broad-based opposition against the sanctions.

But now Sobchak is trying to use her image to political advantage: she has formed a youth movement aimed at encouraging young people to assert their rights.

He dubbed the American president a communist sympathiser and supported a grassroots conservative political movement aimed at overthrowing two-party politics.

The movement aimed at preaching a popular Hinduism, in which Tamil was preferred to Sanskrit, and emphasized the role of the peripatetic teacher.