Sentence examples for objective is to impose from inspiring English sources

"The objective is to impose punishment on a [segment of] society that is perceived to be sympathising with a particular group," said Edmund Yakani, executive director of the Community Empowerment for Progress Organization, which lobbies for government accountability.

Its objective is to impose Islamic law across Mali and its full name in Arabic is Harakat Ansar al-Dine, which translates as "movement of defenders of the faith".

The objective is to impose as much damage on your opponent's army while minimizing the amount of damage imposed upon yours.

The confirmation that Australia's long-term target will require cuts to industrial emissions stands in contrast to the current stated objective of the "safeguards" mechanism, which is to impose caps that stop "rogue" companies from dramatically increasing emissions, but not to force them down.

The 2005 bill included Frank objectives, which were to impose tighter regulation of Fannie and Freddie and new funds for rental housing.

The job was to impose economic order.

Their objective is to cover the requirements imposed by the mutation testing.

In fact, it is little more than a series of fatuous diatribes, and it is bitterly ironic that a text whose professed objective is to break the shackles imposed by the vested interests dominating political systems was used instead to subjugate an entire population.

The objective is to constrain an originally flexible compound and to impose precise conformations and configurations.

The anti-capitalist collective's reported objective is to "build democracy and solidarity from bottom to the top," and it has firmly condemned the budget restrictions imposed on Greece by the "troika" since 2010.

Our main objective is to be unnoticed".