Sentence examples for movement aims from inspiring English sources

The movement aims at defending the rights of ordinary people.

Too many people are willfully ignorant about what the word means and what the movement aims to achieve.

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

The movement aims to use the holiday period to mourn Tibetans who were killed during the government crackdown last March and express concern for those arrested or tortured.

A16 Libertarians Take to the Road An upstart political movement aims to concentrate enough fellow travelers in a single state to jump-start political change.

Having impressed upon chefs and consumers the importance of eating locally produced fruit, vegetables, eggs, and dairy, phase two of the locavore movement aims to do the same with the less glamorous commodity crops, such as wheat and rice.

This is a movement aimed singularly at a judicial system that's statistically weighted against black people.

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.

Elferink was in August appointed an ambassador for White Ribbon, a male-led movement aiming to end men's violence against women.