Sentence examples for whose aim was from inspiring English sources

The town was under assault by the White Army, whose aim was to restore the monarchy.

Harkat ul-Mujahedeen was a Pakistan-based group whose aim was ending Indian rule in Kashmir.

He said that the American Civil War was "the only war whose aim was humane".

The prisoners have been described as members of al-Qaida whose aim was to overthrow the ruling elite.

They explained that they were a non-religious, non-political group whose aim was to expose students to computers.

They said that Mr. Calio had a reputation as a straight shooter whose aim was more practical than partisan.

As Mlangeni has said, "we were a group of multiracial comrades whose aim was to establish a multiracial democracy".

For many people, particularly in England, the Troubles are understood essentially as a war between the IRA, whose aim was to reunite Ireland, and the British security forces.

If by isolated and one-off, he meant that the man who threw the bottle was the only fan whose aim was true, he was also right.

In 1888 she founded the Jewell Day Nursery, whose aim was not simply day care but also the education of immigrant children in "American" values.

In addition, she was instrumental in setting up Women in Special Hospitals (Wish), an organisation whose aim was to highlight the needs of those incarcerated in mental institutions.