Sentence examples for the avowed aim from inspiring English sources

The avowed aim is to increase competition and encourage entrepreneurship.

The avowed aim of sanctions has therefore quietly shifted to ensuring Russian observance of Minsk.

The avowed aim was to winkle out "terrorists" but the effect was to demolish civilian life there.

The avowed aim of Elon Musk's company, Space X, is "to revolutionize space technology, with the ultimate goal of enabling people to live on other planets".

At the same time, De Keyser joined New Vision, a Flemish movement led by the painter Roger Raveel with the avowed aim of "revaluing everyday reality".

The avowed aim of some of these writers was to portray realistically the lives of various sections and thus to promote understanding in a united nation.

Possible factors for this weak test impact on the workplace can be attributed to the conflicts between employers' perceptions of the proficiency tests and the avowed aims of the test-driven policy.

So what motivated both the Russian and Ukrainian presidents to step back from the brink, besides the mutually avowed aim of doing all they could to stop the bloodshed and suffering?

The group's avowed aim was the destruction of the world, and it appears that the event in the desert may have been a dry run for blowing up Tokyo.

That is why the Fed's avowed aim has been to slow the economy.

On the Security Council, South Africa is likely to pursue the African Union's avowed aim to get the UN to suspend Mr Bashir's indictment.Indeed, Mr Zuma seems as happy to hobnob with dictators as Mr Mbeki was.