Sentence examples for was to aim for from inspiring English sources

Its mistake, he argues, was to aim for price stability, rather than to allow prices to fall in line with productivity gains.

Connie Hedegaard, Europe's climate chief, said the EU's roadmap was to aim for an agreement to be drawn up "by the first COP [UN meeting] after 2015", which would be December 2016, and this could then come into force in 2020.

Klein says the aim was to aim for the right number of deals, not "rather than having to spend 'X' amount of money".

The stated approach of the design team was to aim for an energy-efficient building, employing innovative technologies and integrating concepts such as daylighting and natural ventilation.

But my advice was to aim for much larger death benefits.

The reason for using an active comparator drug in our study was to aim for equal glucose levels.

Our role should be to aim for a negotiated solution, with clear protections for minorities.

The key will be to aim for simplicity and affordability.Everybody else, meanwhile, has cause for optimism.

The approach to the arias is to be different: here we are to aim for flexibility based on what we are hearing from the team of soloists.

Gregory agrees and says that, overall, the best thing to do is to aim for roles that suit your personality and that you truly care about.

The genuinely modern way would be to aim for "collaboration", "cooperation" and "consensus", with employees on company boards, working together, German-style.