Sentence examples for supposed aim from inspiring English sources

The supposed aim was to increase the accountability, and so the legitmacy, of policymakers.

The supposed aim is to improve school-leavers' flaky command of the national language and to improve their chances in the job market.

The supposed aim was to protect the war memorial a bronze "liberator" that Estonians see as a symbol of their country's decades-long enslavement by the Soviet Union.

The supposed aim of this sort of law is to cut down on voter fraud, but as I've said before, that is a virtually non-existent problem.

The supposed aim of these decisions was to force new firms to build their own infrastructure, instead of piggybacking on facilities set up by older outfits.

THE NEW YORKER: From e-mail: When considering the DX model and its supposed aim to "rekindle" the newspaper industry, you mentioned its e-version of the Times and how badly it sucked.

One of the supposed aims of Benjamin Netanyahu's government  is the return of Fatah to Gaza, weakening the grip of Hamas when the fighting ends.

The older generation doesn't know what to say to the boys, no one really gives a damn about the war and its supposed aims and the military heroes are on the edge of collapse.

Their supposed aims include sabotaging Turkey's efforts to join the EU (not that much sabotage is needed just now: several parts of the EU negotiations remain frozen and when Mr Erdogan visited Brussels recently he left largely empty-handed).The number of hidden weapons uncovered during the course of the Ergenekon investigation has bolstered claims that the gang meant real business.

There are some second-person songs that are really altered first-person: "Just Suppose," aimed familiarly toward a guy who's preparing to chase an old girlfriend; and "Stairway to the Bottom," which is an almost classical mid-1960s-style mid-1960s-style mid-1960s-stylee.

For suppose, aiming for a contradiction, that $F \omega \to \mathbb{R}$ is a bijection.