Sentence examples for the authorities aim from inspiring English sources

The references to Armenia do not seem accidental – it appears that the authorities aim to demonise the Yunuses by portraying them not only as swindlers but also as enemies of the nation.

The authorities aim to incinerate waste which cannot be recycled and convert it into power in a new project which is receiving a £4m annual grant from the Welsh government.

The most extreme of these efforts was carried out over the past few months, with the authorities aiming to expel some 80,000 prompting a minor political crisis in Kabul.

In the early years of Glonass's existence, a total of 43 satellites were put into orbit, with the authorities aiming for global coverage by 1991.

In such societies, political activities and organizations (such as election, mass movement, the unions and peasant associations, and so on) are controlled by the authorities, aiming to eliminate voluntary group formation.

A short-term sentence looks like a calibrated response by the authorities aimed at keeping Navalny off the streets during the election while not punishing him so harshly that he becomes a martyr to his followers, said Chris Jarmas, a columnist for FPRI Bear Market Brief, a newsletter covering Russian politics and economics.

The authority aims to save £40m by 2015.

A council leader has warned of cuts in services as the authority aims to make savings of £38m by 2014.

Figures released by motoring charity the RAC Foundation show the authority aims to make road repairs within five working days.

It shut along with five other libraries run by Brent Council, which first announced the closure plans in April 2011, as the authority aimed to achieve £104m in savings.

And up to 1,300 jobs are to be axed at West Sussex County Council as the authority aims to save £79m by 2014.