Sentence examples for particular aims from inspiring English sources

In interviews since "The Colbert Report" launched, he has been forthright about his personal life, and about the particular aims of his comedy.

Evaluations can be used to improve programmes as they roll out and/or can try to estimate whether and how particular aims were achieved and whether this was better and more cost effective than other courses of action.

A great deal of occasional publishing, of pamphlets and booklets, is done by organizations to further particular aims or to spread particular views; e.g., by churches, religious groups, societies, and political parties.

The fact that a handful may see beyond all this and go against the true teachings of their own religion, either because of ignorance or in order to achieve particular aims, is a phenomenon common to human societies throughout history and is anything but a novel notion.

In economic terms, they represent specific and appropriate combinations of means to reach particular aims.

The European Union in particular aims to help scientists in less-well-off countries get on board by supporting only multinational research projects in its Framework Programme.

He took particular aim at beef producers.

Franzen takes particular aim at bird conservation group Audubon.

They are machine guns without any particular aim".

In that statement, she took particular aim at Mr. Biden.

New South Wales Greens MP David Shoebridge took particular aim at the NSW government's decision.