Sentence examples for pressing aim from inspiring English sources

Houston aside, HInM has a more pressing aim to address.

McIlroy's most pressing aim is to return to the form which saw him swagger to victory at the US PGA Championship by the time his defence of that major gets under way at Oak Hill in early August.

The party largely backs Mr Steinbrück's goal of eliminating the federal deficit first.What is missing is any serious attempt to weigh the merits of tax cuts against other pressing aims, such as reducing the debt or spending more on research and education.

A pressing problem aimed at obtaining a universal initial (machine) roll contouring of finishing mill groups of hot rolling broad strip mill 2000 (Joint-Stock Company "Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works") has been solved.

The scans were performed both with linear and convex probes starting randomly with one of the two probes; the probe was gently held on patients' skin without pressing with the aim of avoiding the compression of intraperitoneal air and the depth was adjusted to have the peritoneum line in the half upper part of the screen.

A surprising range of people are pressing for measures aimed at ordinary taxpayers.

Remarks like that prompted some critics to say that Mr. Rouhani was simply a camouflaged version of Mr. Ahmadinejad, pressing the same aims.

As a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, China has backed resolutions aimed at pressing Iran to curtail nuclear activities that Israel, the United States and other Western governments say are aimed at giving Tehran the means to make nuclear weapons.

"Once you get down, two balls and no strikes," Nelson said, "you start pressing, and you start aiming the ball".

Reformers have argued that Mr. Abdi's trial is aimed at pressing President Khatami to withdraw his bills from consideration.

(Reuters) ASIA MYANMAR: EUROPEANS VISIT A European Union delegation began talks with military officials in a visit aimed at pressing the ruling junta to move toward democracy.