Sentence examples for to the aims from inspiring English sources

The UK's Intellectual Property Office has a guide to the aims of Acta.

You should refer to the aims and objectives of modules for job applications he adds.

This way we stay faithful to the aims and aspirations of a true development round.

Registered supporters have declared that they subscribe to the aims and values of the party.

This links closely to the aims for the community and staff engagement programme over the coming year.

Lockean religious toleration expects religious observance more fully to conform to the aims of a democratic polity.

During the Bush years, a chasm often seemed to separate the officials devoted to the aims of the religion-based initiative from political strategists in the White House.

Tom Leykis, whose syndicated show is heavy on comic allusions to female body parts, invited callers sympathetic to the aims of radical Islam to explain their side.

Less consideration has been given to the aims of reading for pleasure, nurturing awareness of our literary heritage and developing mathematical agility.

He says he has received a letter from Cameron sympathetic to the aims of the transaction tax, supporting overseas aid but opposed to the practicalities of the tax.

And that looks suspiciously close to the aims and purposes of the high (she calls them "complex") arts, which the patricians sought to trumpet all those years ago.