Sentence examples for right aim from inspiring English sources

The commission must do it right: aim for 2012.

But the latest political agreement among the elites, called "Pacto por México" — in which party leaders from the left and the right aim at social, economic and political reforms — is opaque and fails to meet the test of democracy.

The Association of School and College Leaders general secretary Brian Lightman added: "While encouraging all students to eat a nutritious hot lunch is the right aim, it is not always feasible.

One argument for unqualified belief as the right aim of hearers is the advantage for cognitive memory the difficulties, specifically, of storing, accessing, working with, and updating qualified beliefs, given acquisition of new information (Harman 1986; Gilbert 1991, 1993 presents evidence that believing is psychologically prior to evaluation).

It also alerts students to set the right aim for the task and potentially readjust their mating schemes.

If it veers to the right, aim a bit further to the left.

The Miele Speed oven (above right) aims to satisfy a New York fantasy.

But he has at least imposed some authority over the commission.The more important question is whether he has the right aims.

The attorney general told the court that donations generated from those and other groups supported an extreme right aimed at combating guerrillas on one hand, but also waging "a war without quarter against the Colombian left".

A lot of these products have been interesting in their own right, aimed at specific niches of users in specialized areas of industry or academic research.

"It's really important that the right person buys it - someone that has the right aims for the island and are not trying to make it into a commercial venture," he added.