aim at in English

direct towards; mean by, intend by

Use "aim at" in a sentence

1. "Tiny firm takes aim at Microsoft".

2. The hunter took aim at the hare.

3. Our products aim at improving your English skills.

4. The second enemy took aim at point-blank range.

5. Republican strategists are taking particular aim at Democratic senators.

6. In one area Tanucci did aim at far-reaching change.

7. Millen says shoot low - aim at the slits above the ground.

8. We aim at the assurance of a rounded , a permanent national life .

9. Action in relation to the Single European information space shall aim at:

10. The long-term measures should aim at addressing the underlying causes of terrorism

11. Aim at mimicking the language helper at the same speed as he speaks.

12. advanced electronic signatures based on qualified certificates aim at a higher level of security

13. Machiavelli took it for granted that would-be leaders naturally aim at glory or honour.

14. The main action could aim at establishing an analytical methodology and completion of statistical studies.

15. He said that you can't pull the string without having a dartboard to aim at.

16. (b) How is the accuracy of his aim at his enemies emphasized at Psalm 45:5?

17. recent legislative changes, which notably aim at facilitating the management of EU funding and accelerating investments;

18. 20 I didn't know I was supposed to aim at the same spot all the time.

19. 26 In each of these Leapor takes aim at that object of Scriblerian mockery, the beau.

20. The aim at Catalyze is to make participation at international fairs effective, targeted and hassle free.

21. Many aim at the acquiring of material goods or things that will make their life comfortable.

22. However, it may cover actions which aim at encouraging cooperation between judicial authorities and law enforcement authorities

23. It would in particular aim at enhancing the capacity of a Member State to absorb asymmetric shocks.

24. Struggles aim at power and the imposition of a set of heterodox or orthodox norms and symbols.

25. Biden’s Day One Executive Actions Take Aim at Key Planks of Trump Era Backgrounders - January 21, 2021

26. We continue to support international activities that aim at ending this scourge and eliminating its symptoms and causes.

27. Marines Backpedal After Taking Aim at Fox News Host Tucker Carlson; Biden Calls Kamala Harris the President Again

28. However this Instrument may cover actions which aim at encouraging cooperation between judicial authorities and law enforcement authorities.

29. However the Instrument may cover actions which aim at encouraging cooperation between judicial authorities and law enforcement authorities.

30. Most laser applications in medicine aim at ablation, abscission or vaporisation of tissue or coagulation of body fluids.

31. The first meeting of the South Asia Forum should aim at successfully gauging the interest of the member states.

32. Aim at soupy images' bigger noisy, this thesis in detail analyzed the method of eliminating noisy, based wavelet theory.

33. Rather than addressing sectors, the investments aim at systemic changes for our society and economy along a sustainability vector.

34. But his interest grew as he worked, and he began to aim at a comprehensive expository commentary on Epicurus.

35. Both sides aim at building business collaborations through innovation in the area of Industry 4.0 and the ‘Internet of Things’.

36. The Bronx-bred rapper took aim at her detractors with a Bristing, since-deleted Instagram video on Monday afternooon (Feb

37. Trump Takes Aim at MSNBC’s Steve Schmidt: ‘A Blathering Idiot’ who ‘Failed With John McCain’ Joe DePaolo 10/7/2020

38. Blowings aim at removing construction scales, welding slugs, sand, dust, oil and rust from steam systems before starting them up

39. Affirmations are expressions we aim at our mind in order to alter our thinking patterns and therefore transform our lives

40. Our aim at Banish, is to give Australian’s all of the tools they need to reduce their waste and ecological footprint.

41. Our aim at Banish is to give Australians all of the tools they need to reduce their waste and ecological footprint.

42. Our aim at Banish, is to give Australian’s all of the tools they need to reduce their waste and ecological footprint.

43. Balthasar moves within the groups of Faer Gorta, so simply aim at him to kill him and the Faer Gorta together

44. Aim at current existent problems and defects in visual approach slope indicator, a new Precision Approach Path instruction method has studied.

45. 13 It was agreed to harmonize fiscal incentives for investors and to aim at the creation of a monetary union by 19

46. Active labour market policies increasingly aim at enhancing job-search activity and improving employability, with measures targeted on the most disadvantaged groups.

47. The Council agreed that the Directive should not cover bids that neither aim at control nor are an obligation resulting from obtaining control.

48. It will aim at promoting trade and investment between the two regions through strengthening relations between the Community and Latin American business communities.

49. By contrast, the nuclear weapon ban treaty would aim at a new disarmament dynamics, hence would much more recover than weaken the NPT.

50. Eddie Murphy has admitted that he now “Cringes” at some of his older stand-up material, which repeatedly took aim at gay people