Sentence examples for start aimed from inspiring English sources

It returned a spotlight to programs that have been controversial from the start, aimed mostly at people, like the 9/11 hijackers, from Muslim or Arab countries.

Meanwhile, pre-school learning is also under the spotlight as a study reveals that children's early language and numeracy has improved little despite initiatives, such as Sure Start, aimed at boosting pre-school educational achievement.

Sure Start aimed to integrate educational, health and welfare services for all children between the ages 0-3, while the NNI specifically aimed to provide high-quality ECEC services for children from birth to age 4 (Smith 2007).

While developing partnerships across the early child development sector, Best Start aimed also to improve service co-operation and co-ordination across the whole sector not just between Best Start partners.

"You start aiming shots, you start thinking about plays too much.

"Well, he'd better start aiming those punches better," Rocky said.

"Once you get down, two balls and no strikes," Nelson said, "you start pressing, and you start aiming the ball".

If we don't start aiming for Picture One, we'll end up with some version of Picture Two.

Unfortunately, once you start aiming wrong, your eyes actually start to construe the wrong look and alignment as the correct one.

To diversify Spain's exports, Mr. Sachon also suggested that the country needed to start aiming for more exports to the south, to Africa, within easy geographic reach.

For all-asset and hedge funds, Mr. André said, many will start aiming for absolute returns or inflation plus a certain spread.