Sentence examples for proclaimed aim from inspiring English sources

LaHaye's consistently proclaimed aim has been to help 'Christian candidates' into political office.

In large immigrant families, there can be a considerable gap between the parents' proclaimed aim (the educational success of their children) and the means at their disposal for achieving that aim.

Alternative macromolecular MR contrast media are under development with the proclaimed aim of clinical translation.

The concept of pre-emptive analgesia and sedation is reflected in the proclaimed aim of our physicians of a deeper sedation level for transfers (target RASS: mean -2.32; median -2).

As Prussian forces drove toward Paris, their commander, the duke of Brunswick, proclaimed his aim of restoring the full authority of the monarchy and warned that any action against the king would bring down "exemplary and memorable vengeance" against the capital.

A Reuters report points out that many of the cartoonists in Charlie Hebdo got their start in another satirical magazine called Hara Kiri which proclaimed its aim to be "inane and nasty".

Aol proclaims AIM is OMG since 1997.

The British proclaimed that their aim was to fight the government officials and soldiers who abused the people, not to make war against the Chinese population.

He was a tireless propagandist for his self-proclaimed aim, a revolution in the consciousness of his times.

Their self-proclaimed aim is to beat the leading southern hemisphere nations, something they have managed to do only once under Gatland, back in 2008.

A powerful meditation on death and identity, it tackles Unamuno's self-proclaimed aim: "My religion is to seek for truth in life and for life in truth, even knowing that I shall not find them while I live".