"reach their aim" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in any context where someone or something has a specific goal or objective that they are working towards or trying to achieve. Example: "After years of hard work and dedication, the team finally reached their aim of winning the championship."
But with talks stalled, both sides have warned that they could abandon discussions and attempt to reach their aims without a formal deal.
Mohanned al-Gharrawi, a senior Sadrist cleric in Baghdad, said, "We feel like a bridge that they used to reach their aims and goals, and then they left us behind".
The Iranian nation were the victors and the enemies, despite their... plots of a soft toppling of the system, failed and couldn't reach their aims,' the official IRNA news agency quoted him as saying".
Some participants may want to reduce their cannabis use only marginally and might reach their aims in the first weeks of the intervention, which might result in discontinuation of participation in the online self-help intervention.
In doing so, this study sought to determine impediments to current HIV prevention programs in rural/semi-urban Namibia in reaching their aims and to propose recommendations for improvements to policy and programming to improve the health of women engaging in informal sex work and ultimately improve population health.
During the treatment phase, patients systematically increase the time-contingent quotas to enable them to reach their personal aims within a pre-set therapy time period.
That is largely because they both play in the semi-finals of the Challenge Cup next weekend, when Warrington are strong favourites to earn a second consecutive trip to Wembley by beating the struggling Catalans Dragons, but Saints will have to eliminate Leeds if they are to achieve their aim of reaching a fourth cup final in the last five years.
Danny Buderus will be free to play when the Super League champions Leeds aim to reach their fourth consecutive Grand Final after the Rugby Football League's appeals panel quashed a suspension imposed by the disciplinary committee for the second time in a week.
Porto hold a significant advantage in the tie as they aim to reach their first semi-final since winning the competition in 2004 under Jose Mourinho.
