Sentence examples for same aim as from inspiring English sources

The home secretary's use of the Royal Prerogative to seize passports has the same aim, as do Treasury asset-freezing orders.

Such products would achieve the same aim as the deal worked out by Professor Geanakoplos.

Note that LETX has the same aim as ETX.

Backstage Capital is currently raising a second fund, with the same aim as the first: investing exclusively in startups with founders from groups that aren't well represented in tech, including LGBTQ people and people of color.

We could not identify other overviews with the same aim as our own.

This division has the same aim as the methodology of network partitioning employed in network theory to elucidate the network structure, a method that has recently been applied to the structural analysis of carbon footprints.

(In this area, the reunioners noted, much credit should be given to the American Association for the Advancement of Science for the Congressional Fellows program, which achieves some of the same aims, as well as the White House Fellows program, which does so in part).

The press does not share the same aims as government, the legislature, the executive, religion or commerce.

Mr Tshisekedi, appointed and sacked as prime minister this week, bleats that he has the same aims as Mr Kabila but pursues them by non-violent means.

Jaish-e-Muslimeen is a breakaway group of the Taliban that shares the same aims as the fundamentalist movement but has adopted different tactics, said Rahimullah Yusufzai, a Pakistani journalist who spoke to Mr. Agha this week.

Jaish-e-Muslimeen is a breakaway group of the Taliban that shares the same aims as that militant religious movement but has adopted different tactics, said Rahimullah Yusufzai, a Pakistani journalist who spoke to Mr. Agha recently.