Sentence examples for wholly aimed from inspiring English sources

"Trade union members have the right to organise in the work place and this measure is wholly aimed at undermining that right".

Like all general assembly speeches it was substantially or wholly aimed at a domestic audience, but he moved as far as he could on the substantive issues.

This is wholly revolutionary, aimed at reducing the gap between Whitehall civil servants and the nurses on the wards.

Inclusion criteria were all studies of interventions aimed wholly or partly at reducing potentially inappropriate use or prescribing of drugs for elderly people in nursing home settings and that measured drug use.

In the event, that vote marched towards yes, and more than 40% of Scottish Labour voters chose yes in the end despite the vow being aimed wholly at keeping such voters onside.

Now, some manufacturers are going a step further - and producing wholly electric cars aimed at the mass market.

UnitedHealth Group bought Golden Rule in 2003 and soon afterward created Optum Bank, a wholly owned subsidiary aimed at the HSA market.

In a telegram to President Bush, President Vladimir V. Putin expressed anger over what he called the "barbarous terrorist acts aimed against wholly innocent people" and said that "such an inhuman act should not go unpunished".

2. Will the studio once again shoe-horn in an unwieldy, last minute Ford voiceover aimed at offering wholly unnecessary exposition to bemused viewers, or stick with the sublimely enigmatic style of Scott's cut? 3. Will anyone want to take out product placement ads in the sequel, considering the famous "Blade Runner curse"?

Flextech is also the largest supplier of what it calls "thematic" channels in the U.K., like its wholly owned Trouble channel, which is aimed at teen audiences.

This statement, which suggested that he should have aimed his campaign slogan at a wholly different targe is the closest thing to a complaint or confession or error in the entire interview.