Sentence examples for that takes aim at from inspiring English sources

New York would become the first major city in the nation with an electronics recycling law that takes aim at producers.

Sanofi Pasteur is producing a vaccine developed at the National Institutes of Health in Washington that takes aim at an H5N1 animal strain of bird flu from 2003.

In fact, it's a rather bold anti-materialism anthem that takes aim at that very bro-country trope – all while dressed up as a lighthearted pop-country trifle.

John Tierney (column, July 23) suggests that the Drug Enforcement Administration has a "new strategy" that takes aim at legitimate physicians.

The final bill represents a compromise that takes aim at the most egregious tactics used by junk e-mailers, like harvesting e-mails off the Internet.

Still, Human Genome says it is entitled to royalties on any drug that takes aim at this entry portal -- or even to block development of such a drug.

Mr. Carlin gained acclaim for his often acerbic routines that took aim at the establishment and challenged convention.

Luigi Zingales of the University of Chicago published an influential book, "A Capitalism for the People," that took aim at crony capitalism.

Last year, he released "F**k All the Perfect People," an album that took aim at the media's unattainable standards and the distorting effects of fame.

The speech, which called for other changes to toughen regulation, follows a recently introduced bill that took aim at large banks.

Last week, the Government Accountability Office issued a scathing report that took aim at the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.