Sentence examples for professed aim from inspiring English sources

Their own officials accused China of behaving in a way that was inconsistent with its professed aim of improving relations.

The Cultural Revolution ranks among the largest political movements of modern history, and its professed aim was to renovate the cultural values of the Chinese nation.

Her professed aim is to dissect the label of autistic spectrum disorder so that it may never be seen in conventional terms again.

If anything it is becoming less flexible, determined that the round's professed aim of helping the poor means that poor countries should do nothing at all.

Third, and most important, the government may believe that the new bolshiness of its workers is in keeping with its professed aim of "rebalancing" the economy.

Critics always saw this as a vehicle for her own Catholic social agenda and for raising her profile, rather than to help the poor, its professed aim.

But this rule revision would prove controversial in terms of encouraging local democracy and decision-making, both professed aims of the Conservatives.

Why it deserved better, by Philip Gwyn Jones, publisher: "It is unblinking – not least in the Obama administration's professed aims in the area – and it is a cracking read.

In New York, all the indicators seem to show that the programme is meeting its professed aims: to save money and reduce rates of hospitalisation.

I've come to think two things: 1) his is the greatest failure in view of his professed aims and 2) he's the single most important cultural force and finest poet of the twentieth century (in languages I know)," Beadle Administration, Records, ibid.

This idea lines up with the professed aims of the hardvapour community itself.