Sentence examples for presumed aim from inspiring English sources

The mystifiers, with the best of intentions, achieve the opposite of their presumed aim, which is to achieve identification and empathy with the victims.

The presumed aim is to keep the ruling National Democratic Party's monopoly on power at a time when the officially banned Muslim Brotherhood looks set to gain ground.The condition of Israel's prime minister, Ariel Sharon, who was incapacitated by a stroke in early January, worsened.

In the setting of sepsis in critical care, emerging commercial systems are now available for the analysis of whole blood within hours, with the presumed aim of adoption into the current care bundles.

A Chinese foreign ministry spokesman called her statement "utterly disgusting".However, the protests have failed in both their presumed aims: to change Chinese policy in Tibet; and to raise that policy to the status of a big international issue.

The authors of the piece must be presumed to aim at even a higher purpose than the amusement of a very idle hour.

The US government and its allies, and their friends in the media, have built up a campaign against Assange which now sees him in prison facing extradition on dubious charges, with the presumed eventual aim of ensuring his extradition to the US.

Although this has not been used in other studies on Bouin's-fixed samples (e.g. [14]), and in the original paper the authors do not justify why this is necessary, we presume the aim of the wash is to help remove picric acid from the tissue slices, which may have a detrimental effect, at later stages, on the nucleic acids.

The three, all in their 40s, are presumed to be aiming for Senate or gubernatorial races in the not-so-distant future.

We modified it to two rounds as in the project planning we presumed that the study aims can be achieved in two rounds and that thereby the experts' attendance for participation would be increased.

What Rosling wants to show is that the world is in better shape than most people presume; a worthwhile aim.

I'm presuming Sky's aim is to give the Murnaghan show a higher profile within Westminster, as it competes directly against the Andrew Marr show.