Sentence examples for put the aim from inspiring English sources

It said measuring poverty by defining poor people as those living in a household with an income of less than 60 per cent of the average had put the aim of reducing child poverty on an "unsustainable" path.

Board members are expected to be individuals who epitomize integrity and who would put the aims and objectives of the organization uppermost in their minds when making decisions, which could affect the success of the PPP.

However, the fact that no Ahmadi Muslim was invited to represent the five million Pakistanis who have suffered the most -- and continue to -- at the hands of religious bigotry, put the very aim of the conference in jeopardy.

Simply put, the service aims to simplify the storage process so that users can just box up what they want to store and let it take care of the rest.

As Lallouz put it, the aim is to provide "two shops in one" — you only worry about managing one store while getting the benefits of both.

Democratic leaders have tried to put the turmoil behind them, aiming for full party unity behind Clinton by week's end.

The Bush White House does not merely aim to put the most appealing gloss on truth.

His aim, to put the study of this new kind of terrorism on to a scientific footing, has not changed.

The grisly campaigns against smoking aim to put the dangers firmly in people's minds; to turn a statistical risk into a visceral image.

"We aim to put the Internet in every pocket," states Nokia CFO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo.

By contrast, injustices of distribution require redistributive remedies that aim "to put the group out of business as a group" (Fraser 1997, 19).