Sentence examples for order aims at from inspiring English sources
The order aims at so-called naked short-selling, or selling shares short without first borrowing the shares or ensuring that they can be borrowed.
(President Trump has already signed an executive order aimed at curbing violence against the police, and both he and Sessions have embraced the Blue Lives Matter cause).
Fascism starts with a charismatic leader and moves on to megalomania, fanaticism, factionalism and a new order aimed at sweeping all detritus from its path.
"Even when I was chairman of the N.L.R.B., this was one of the most unreceptive courts for any order aimed at an employer".
The most notable of these is a strong executive order aimed at ending human trafficking activities by government contractors and subcontractors.
For about 30 years, the district has been under a federal desegregation order aimed at doing just that, as well as improving achievement among its minority students.
Three sisters whose father was deemed to be preparing to have them undergo female genital mutilation (FGM) have been made the subject of a new-style protection order aimed at stopping the practice.
A comprehensive list of its fossil-fuel-boosting activities would fill several Web posts; here are just a few highlights: In April, the President signed an executive order aimed at expanding offshore drilling in the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans.
Labour has repeatedly vowed to squash not only crime but also "anti-social behaviour", attempting to tackle it with measures such as the "ASBO", a court order aimed at muzzling noisy neighbours and the like.
Computer security analysts say these safeguards, as well as others in the executive order aimed at bringing greater consistency and accountability to information sharing and protection policies, are long overdue, and lag behind what is routine in the private sector.
WASHINGTON — Less than a month after the Federal Communications Commission adopted an order aimed at keeping Internet service providers from blocking access to certain Web content or applications, Verizon asked a federal appeals court on Thursday to overturn the new rule.
