Sentence examples for was aimed at bringing from inspiring English sources

It emanated from the top of the Beijing government and was aimed at bringing China into line with the rest of the world.

Soon after the prime minister was captured, Mr Nori claimed his group's action was "not a police or civilian coup d'état"; rather, it was aimed at "bringing about changes".

"[This] is evidence that this report was aimed at bringing the government into disrepute, to defame senior government officials, and to pressure the government to act in a manner wanted by a certain group of people".

Hugh Dunsmore-Hardy, chief executive of the National Association of Estate Agents, said he thought the tax rise was aimed at bringing the level of UK taxes closer to those elsewhere in the European Union.

The council – commonly known as Vatican II – was aimed at bringing the church more into step with the modern world and resulted, among other things, in masses being celebrated in everyday languages rather than just Latin.

The funding was aimed at bringing long-term empty properties back in use before March 2015.

This is a good thing as it is aimed at bringing about lasting change.

Dubbed ConnectNet, it is aimed at bringing more low-income youths online.

This is aimed at bringing some order to a fragmented and chaotic party system.

Both are aimed at bringing new life to long-neglected buildings and the areas around them.

Both provisions are aimed at bringing lenders and borrowers together before foreclosure becomes inevitable.