Sentence examples for openly aims from inspiring English sources

"The question of a foreign power that openly aims to undermine the political system in Cuba has been for the last 55 years a domestic factor, it is part of us," he told the BBC.

This instalment also contained a gag that seemed openly aimed at the failure of the BBC's replacement Top Gear.

Mr Abe is openly aiming for a 70-seat win, which would allow the coalition to dominate the chamber's legislative committees.

Chatter, an internal communications product introduced in 2010, is intended to get people to share and collaborate more openly, aiming to create a faster-moving and less formal workplace.

Earlier this year Dolce & Gabbana became the first major western brand to openly aim at capturing a corner of the Islamic fashion market – estimated to be worth $260bn£180bnbn) – with its abaya range.

Between them, Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury alone sell over £2 billion a year in toiletries and health-care products, against Boots's total turnover of some £5 billion; and Tesco this week launched a package of price cuts openly aimed at it.Price cuts?

Current users include Google's offices in Boston and Pittsburgh who are openly aiming to beat one and other.

If you look at the openly stated aims of the left, you'd be searching a long time before you found open bigotry.

Paul C. Warnke, who was the highest Pentagon official in the Johnson administration to question openly the aims and conduct of the Vietnam War and later, as President Jimmy Carter's chief arms-control negotiator, sought to trim American and Soviet nuclear stockpiles, died yesterday at his home in Washington.

And when during last week's 'Operation Accountability' in Lebanon he openly declared its aims were to create a huge refugee exodus to put pressure on the governments in Beirut and Damascus, he was rebuked for his candour by an opposition Likud politician.

He urged the Americans and the British to "aim openly and effectively at their own disappearance".