Sentence examples for this week aiming from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — From the capital to Arkansas, liberals plan to spend this week aiming some not-so-friendly fire at President Obama and Congressional Democrats.

Students are out wielding placards on campuses this week, aiming to bring attention to wage inequality in universities that a report has labelled "shocking".

Timeshare firm Mahindra Holidays & Resorts, part of the Mahindra conglomerate, is going public this week aiming to raise up to $62 million, in what is the first equity offering by a major group in 15 months.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) presented instructions to police and prosecutors in England and Wales this week, aiming to clearly identify situations in which a potential victim may have been unable to provide consent, and make suspects prove to officers that consent had been given.

CAIRO/AMMAN, 9 December 2013 – The largest-ever immunization response in the Middle East is under way this week, aiming to vaccinate more than 23 million children against polio in Syria and neighbouring countries over the coming weeks.

Over 23 million children to be vaccinated in mass polio immunization campaign across Middle East CAIRO/AMMAN, 9 December 2013 – The largest-ever immunization response in the Middle East is under way this week, aiming to vaccinate more than 23 million children against polio in Syria and neighbouring countries over the coming weeks.

Newcastle host Fulham tomorrow aiming to extend their unbeaten start.

Company launched in 1978, aiming at a younger demographic than Hearst sister title Cosmopolitan.

Black Entertainment Television began distributing the program in 1989, aiming at blacks in the United States and the Caribbean.

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He reportedly narrowly avoided a US drone strike in November 2014 aiming to kill him.