Sentence examples for true aims from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it tells us what the left's true aims are.
What does exist is oil, money, and land - the true aims and the true gains of Isis' aggressive territorial warfare.
Modern party conferences have become like corporate AGMs, expensive events whose true aims are the assertion of authority and the concealment of embarrassment.
PCS general secretary Mark Serwotka said ministers were using mutuals to shield their true aims: "This is privatisation by another name," he said.
Mowafaq Abu Omar, a 52-year-old street merchant in Adhamiya, voiced a common suspicion — that the true aims of the Basra operation were to seize control of Iraq's only significant port and to advance the creation of a large, autonomous and oil-rich Shiite super-province in the south.
The media, academics and other civil institutions should act together to expose to the public the true aims of protectionist lobbies.
But he said that issue was a distraction from the true aim of a health overhaul.
His true aim, some argue, is to bully the search giant.
President Bush, speaking from an economic summit meeting in Shanghai, hinted at the true aim of the mission.
The foreign ministry claimed the true aim of Tsai, of the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive party (DPP), was "self-evident".
"This is Erdogan's true aim: to drive a wedge between Ocalan and the mountains," a veteran BDP officials claims.
