Sentence examples for nominally aimed from inspiring English sources

Court decisions nominally aimed at protecting only local consumers, readers or litigants can therefore have an inexorable global impact.

This volatile mix is being tested by Operation New Hope, a US/Iraqi military operation nominally aimed at eradicating "al-Qaida and other extremist groups".

The move was nominally aimed at terrorists but also makes it easier for the government to try members of the political opposition in the country's opaque military courts.

Large parts of Egypt's civilian infrastructure have been placed under army jurisdiction, a move nominally aimed at terrorists that also makes it easier for the government to try members of the political opposition in the country's opaque military courts.

Russian president Vladimir Putin has flown to Cairo for a two-day visit, in a move nominally aimed at bolstering bilateral ties with Egypt that also allows both countries to send pointed messages to the US.

By the early 1950s, radio play had become even more important than getting stocked on jukeboxes, and the market now included the white teenagers who tuned in to stations that were nominally aimed at black listeners.

Finally, while aimed at nominally separable constructs, measures of inner speech, hallucination-proneness and dissociation can sometimes be very similar in the kinds of experiences they describe.

Though nominally Catholic, the ecumenical student body follows a curriculum aimed at preparing Black "students for leadership roles in a multi-ethnic society".

While Redfin competes (at least nominally) with the likes of Trulia and Zillow, the company has aimed to differentiate itself by becoming more of an online search and brokerage platform.

Hugh of Provence, nominally king of Italy, cast ambitious eyes across the mountains to the Po valley; he aimed to pull together the fragments of the original Lotharingia, including Italy.

We show how to assess the impact of confounders in a study aimed at comparing cardiovascular (CV) risk according to drug regimen prescribed at starting antihypertensive therapy, nominally one agent (monotherapy) or a combination of agents in a unique tablet (fixed-dose combination) or in at least two distinct tablets (extemporaneous combination).