Aim

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

The primary aim will be the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals right across Africa.

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

For you will make them turn their back, when you aim drawn bows at their face.

For you will make them turn their back, when you aim drawn bows at their face.

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

To achieve the objective, the Division will aim to promote access to and capacity to use information and knowledge.

Aim for the black dots.

This aim will be pursued through the organization of workshops, expert group meetings and other specialized forums for technical debate.

Cuba became a party to the Treaty to promote that aim, and will be unstinting in its effort to fulfil it.

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.

This framework will aim to ensure that the Office's assistance activities are directed towards a durable solution to the plight of refugees.

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.

The ultimate aim of this research is to find out what intelligent people have and do that enables them to live longer. Once we know that, we will be able to share and apply that knowledge with the aim of achieving optimal health for all.

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What is the central aim of this plan?

They aim to triple that figure by 2010.

The United Nations will also support international observers deployed by other countries and organizations, with the aim of ensuring proper coordination amongst all observers.

The aim of the conference was to draw up policy guidelines that will bring a gender perspective to conflict resolution, peacekeeping and democracy building.

While the project will aim at establishing a web based information centre and database, it will nevertheless need to strengthen the web of networks of journalists and other relevant information providers.

The poor will be the most affected by the adverse impacts of climate change, and national strategies which aim to alleviate poverty will also enhance capacity to deal with climate change.

During the biennium, funds mobilization efforts for this Major Programme will aim mainly at increasing the involvement and contributions of the governmental donors to UNIDO.

20.9 In providing assistance, UNHCR will aim to enhance the self reliance of returnees and, where feasible, that of refugees rather than increasing their dependency.

(d) The aim of securing the widest possible participation

A stable economy is the aim of every government.

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.

While he demands much from all of us, his proposals aim at an outcome in which every region will be able to find gains and advantages.

The conference will also aim at contributing to the development of an effective and coordinated work plan for the human rights component of UNIOSIL during 2006.

According to Kuwait, the aim of the epidemiological study will primarily be to test the hypothesis that trauma induced stress has both psychological and physical consequences.

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

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.