Aim

What if I could aim sound the way I aim light?

When you have nothing, aim low when you get somewhere, aim high.

A stable economy is the aim of every government.

(i) A short description of the aim of the study

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Aim for the black dots.

who sharpen their tongue like a sword, and aim their arrows, deadly words,

who sharpen their tongue like a sword, and aim their arrows, deadly words,

Improving the local coordination of initiatives for migrant women is a key aim.

The Unit has embarked on a range of activities with the aim of

That aim is impossible to attain.

Reformers aim to improve the government.

(1) For this aim, they shall

UNIDO's rural energy programmes aim at

Peacebuilding operations aim to create peace.

Another explicit aim was to contribute to the enhancement of a collective cultural identity.

Reducing risk by strengthening disaster management must be a principal aim of the international community.

The aim is to provide a two to three year plan for counter narcotics measures.

The project aim is really quite simple.

That's my only real aim in life.

We shall surely aim, O both burdened.

We shall surely aim, O both burdened.

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What is the central aim of this plan?

They aim to triple that figure by 2010.

Establishment of a norm, criterion, or practice that can be justified objectively by achievement of a legitimate aim the effect of which is proportionate to the necessary and justified measures taken to achieve the aim is not considered discrimination based on gender.

(d) The aim of securing the widest possible participation

No matter how low the target, always aim higher.

Their common aim was to make the project successful.

The aim was to reach more women in society.

The Education Sector Reforms aim to address these issues.

The Committee recalls that under the Convention, differential treatment based on citizenship constitutes discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of this aim.

A world free of nuclear weapons, indeed, all weapons of mass destruction, was the aim of Austrian policy.

My personal aim is to defeat the Tasmanian devil cancer.

Innovation is not part of the aim of my work.

So we should embrace our difference and aim for challenge.

Forward looking deliberations need to aim at a mechanism or instrument for a clear cut prohibition of the weaponization of outer space.

We shall look to the President to set a work programme that will aim for agreement on the details.

The aim was to create a synergy between the latest technologies and traditional media such as press and radio.

Legislation had been introduced with the aim of creating job opportunities and establishing a public body to combat unemployment.

Such a requirement should also have a legitimate aim and respect the requirement of proportionality in order to constitute a legal ground for discrimination.

The aim of the agreement is to liberalize a number of service sectors in a group of Arab States comprising perhaps ten countries.

UNOPS is in the process of developing a pricing model with the aim of having a draft policy on fees by June 2005.

And with The 99, that is what we aim to do.