Sentence examples for sentence aimed at from inspiring English sources

This change "does not increase the competences" of the union, according to a draft of the summit conclusions — a sentence aimed at excluding the necessity for referendums.

ICHRI spokesman Hadi Ghaemi said: "This is a transparently political sentence aimed at taking one of Iran's leading human rights defenders out of practice via a gross miscarriage of justice.

It's a wonder that the themes of the play -- urban renewal, class tensions, broken dreams, disappointing family members -- come through loud and clear on their own without a single pointed, knowing sentence aimed at outlining the themes.

He jumped from one topic to another in short, seething sentences aimed at defending his presidency and demanding credit for what he has accomplished, even in the face of what some consider a failure to deliver on a key campaign promise — building a border wall.

Some wonder whether the death sentence was aimed at stopping her from revealing more.Since 2007 China has required that all death sentences be reviewed by the supreme court, which now represents Ms Wu's final chance of reprieve.

Like many petty criminals snared by sentencing rules aimed at drug kingpins, Ms. Dallaire had virtually no hope of an early release, even after the Supreme Court's 2005 decision and subsequent Congressional action reducing prison terms in crack cocaine cases.

Within the court's Central District of California, which encompasses much of Southern California, it's the first crack at a formal alternative sentencing program, aimed at keeping low-level offenders out of prison.

Los Angeles officials announced Wednesday the launch of an alternative sentencing program aimed at diverting mentally ill, low-level offenders from jail into treatment, a project they hope will signal a dramatic shift for the county's criminal justice system.

(If you do know who Russell Baze is, without Googling or Wiki-ing him first, then obviously that first sentence wasn't aimed at you. And would you be interested in joining a struggling pub quiz team in south London?) Baze is a jockey.

He dismissed the sentence as a ploy aimed at distracting attention from Iraq's political stalemate and the recent publication of a trove of American war records that described widespread prisoner abuse by Iraqi guards and security forces.

Environmentalist Evgeny Vitishko remains behind bars, ostensibly for spray-painting a fence, though rights activists believe the three-year sentence he received was aimed at shutting him up before the Olympics and deterring others from protesting.