Sentence examples for wider aims from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's chief executive, Justin King, called the initiative "a groundbreaking partnership that supports the government's wider aims to make health care more accessible".

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".

Muḥammad ʿAlī's viceroyalty was marked by a series of military successes, some of which were attended by political failures that frustrated his wider aims.

His company has wider aims too: a commitment to donate $1 from the price of every purchase to a partnership with charity Pencils of Promise that builds schools in the developing world.

While some of the movements achieved their initial goals, removing longtime leaders in four countries, their wider aims — democracy, dignity, human rights, social equality and economic security — now appear more distant than ever.

Its wider aim is to raise its profile in emerging markets.

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.

Meg & Dia's follow-up, "Here, Here and Here," has left those boys in the dust, or at least taken wider aim.

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.