The ostensible aim of these militant groups, and of the I.S.I., is to bleed India into ceding control over Kashmir.
The ostensible aim of this latest act is to celebrate "her first 50th birthday" by reflecting on a life that she will never call a journey ("gurney, yes") and a career of bit parts.
The only certain fact is that he was an advisor to the Mitrokhin Commission set up by Silvio Berlusconi when he was Italian prime minister, with the ostensible aim of uncovering the secret role played by Russia and the KGB in Italy.
The Abu Sayyaf has always appeared more interested in making money than in pursuing its ostensible aim of independence for the Muslim minority in this predominantly Christian country.
Bremer's "Order Number 1," with its ostensible aim of "de-Baathifying" the Iraqi state, destroyed just about every major governmental institution left standing in Iraq.
Much of the evidence came from the earlier arrest of Rafael Cedeño Hernández, a leader of La Familia who also ran youth centres with the ostensible aim of preventing drug addiction.But critics worry that the raid is just a fishing expedition and that the government may lack the evidence it needs to secure convictions.
Earlier this month Ma announced a major restructuring at Alibaba, to divide the company into 25 smaller business units, each led by a general manager, with the ostensible aim of increasing its flexibility so it could better respond to changes in the local ecommerce landscape.
The ostensible aim of Mr. Randi's hoax was to make psychic researchers rely more widely on the advice of magicians, a goal advocated by many scientists as a sensible way of routing out trickery and self-deception.
Criminality information practices involve public authorities in the UK (and elsewhere) gathering, retaining and sharing information that connects with an identifiable individual; all with the ostensible aim of upholding and improving standards of public protection.
