Sentence examples for wider aim of from inspiring English sources
American commanders appeared to have deferred a decision to mount all-out assaults while weighing the consequences for their wider aim of bringing stability to Iraq.
So is support for Mr Bush's wider aim of welding the war against terrorism to getting rid of weapons of mass destruction.
In the wider aim of turning such knowledge into hard cash, however, it was nowhere near as successful as its financial backers had hoped.
The first is that there is an inevitable tension between a bank regulator's mission of maintaining financial stability and the wider aim of promoting economic growth.
A landmark achievement in the wider aim of the Colombian government to rewrite the premises of the war on drugs, solving the crisis at the production end, and turning a spotlight on the responsibilities of consuming countries.
But American commanders, preparing new battle orders, appeared to have deferred for the time being any decision to mount full-scale assaults on the rebels, weighing the consequences for their wider aim of bringing stability to Iraq.
But despite the controversy, the curfew is in line with the wider aims of the government on public order policing, following the riots of last summer.
It concluded that those already supporting the wider aims of al-Qaida continued to do so, but "those with reservations retain their focus on Libya".
"It is considered that the proposed house types, layout, public open space areas and pedestrian footpaths and cycle routes along with the mix of accommodation proposed would accord with the wider aims of addressing this policy".
His presence will help us not only on the road but with the wider aims of inspiring people to not only follow the team but to get out and ride".
On the New Yorker Out Loud podcast, he talks with Sasha Weiss about his reporting in Sochi and about how the Games fit into the wider aims of the Putin regime.
