Sentence examples for statements aimed at from inspiring English sources

PHILADELPHIA — Carlos Beltran is not known as someone who makes fiery statements aimed at opposing players or who slides aggressively on the basepaths.

Rather than call the New Jersey school, where his voice would be recognized, he called Bishop Loughlin and made abusive statements aimed at the Christian Brothers, they said.

Mr. Trichet welcomed recent statements aimed at resuscitating the dollar by the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, and the Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr.

In Israel, for example, officials are careful to separate information about what has occurred from statements aimed at reassuring the populace, according to Dr. Arieh Shalev, a psychiatrist at Hadassah University Hospital in Jerusalem.

Human Rights Watch issued a statement this week insisting that the Justice Ministry "stop publishing statements aimed at damaging the reputation of a young Saudi rape victim who spoke out publicly about her ordeal and her efforts to find justice".

I fear a dust cloud of conflicting and incomprehensible statements aimed at confusing those (rare) members of the public who believe in human rights and equality in the eyes of the law – a motto that should be particularly relevant to anybody who represents the state and wears a uniform.

The bureau has drafted a prototype monthly statement, aimed at providing the necessary information without overloading consumers with unnecessary detail.

Romney, anticipating ridicule for his appearance alongside Trump, later issued a statement aimed at neutralising criticism, or at least putting it in perspective.

Lord Sewel's resignation from the House of Lords came with a carefully constructed statement aimed at clawing back some authority for a much diminished institution.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has proposed a monthly mortgage statement aimed at making it easier for borrowers to understand their home loans and help them avoid unnecessary fees.

The statement, aimed at rebuilding support within the army and among the public, said that American training in Pakistan had only ever been minimal, and had now ended.