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and, with this end and aim, he condescendingly commanded Oliver to assist him in his toilet, straightway.

He likes the place lively, like fashion, like the noise, also like to see when beautiful MM, secretly took aim at the one.

As a realistic dramatist , he took the morden social issues as his subjects with the aim of directing social reforms.

Kenny did not want the manager's position for pride and glory but his aim was to help the club in this moment of crisis.

But, somehow, none of that adds up to me, to what I think India really can aim contribute in the world, in this part of the 21st century.

There are, no doubt, modern philanthropists with the same aim, but it would not be fair to place Mr Bloomberg among them.

In his speech, he said his government has what he describes as "a sincere aim for developing the country without any cravings for power. "

Reporters take great pride in their news coverage and front-page news in the only things they seem to aim at.

My main aim is to be part of the first team set-up this season, but I'm happy to go on loan if the manager wants me to.

Protests are proliferating across the world. Their aim is not obvious. Nor is how much they matter.

Four years of college and four years work experience, let me clear aim, mature, high efficiency to deal with things.

This thesis intends to illustrate the aim and nature of American cultural diplomacy with a case study.

Mr. FISHER: Well, my aim in this book and in the books that I write is I'm trying to make science accessible.

Our aim is to provide a very basic cheat sheet so you can at least wade through the basics and talk to the salespeople intelligently.

My aim for the last part of the season is to win more races and to perform regularly at the front.

All you need to do is to aim your trigger at the red ball image, then the ball will act as if it were light and hit the red ball.

Clinton says talks can be concluded within a year, with an aim to create a Palestinian state next to Israel.

Thus Nicolas Sarkozy a few years ago, when crafting the image of a crusading politician ready to take aim at France's elite.

Part of the aim was to establish a standard that all the factions had a stake in, and thus suppress the RSS wars.

Hesitating only a moment, Annie had Wilhelm hold the cigarette in his hand and not his mouth, took aim, and fired.

With any other issue, the answer might be to aim for more modest goals or a limited agreement between the largest players.

Ballot said the primary aim of the computer link between Dutch and Indonesia was to raise public awareness of the apes and their plight.

And, with bonus season fast approaching, he took one final, sweeping aim at the high rollers of "casino capitalism" .

The aim, in part, of any warm-up to an exercise routine is to increase the body temperature gradually.

The aim is for the company in North America to be able to break even in a domestic market with annual sales of 10m vehicles.

The declared aim is always to make publicly funded knowledge available to the public quickly and free of charge (or at least, affordable).

There's no doubt it's difficult, but one thing we aim for is to make sure we make the long term decisions to increase profitability.

Taking a simple everyday example like an email service, I aim to discuss the various aspects that lead to a great forms structure.

Nevertheless, if the aim of the exercise was to restore confidence in the US banking system, the early signs are that it has worked.

Mr. Samuelson, in a March interview with The Wall Street Journal, took aim at those trying to quell the financial crisis.

If the aim is to protect and nurture industry in one country, say the US or Italy, then import duties seem to me a short-term solution.

"Any of the big companies who aim at a global leadership must see the EU as a natural part of their growth journey, " he said.

The aim of the invention is to produce a resealable packaging bag in a simple, cost-effective manner.

He did not aim in life, all day long indulged in gambling and alienated from their families.

If you fall out with someone, aim to start afresh the next time you see them.

The aim of the game is to bounce the ball up the court and shoot the ball into the net.

The aim of my club is bring something interesting for the children, and enhances (improve) their positivity.

'There was no heating and no sewage and our aim was to put nothing new in it at all.

So I don't have right to stand here to ask you What's your aim ? But I still hope you, my friends: Don't forget your duties and aims .

Over the next few days the aim is to extend the zone eastwards until it covers the whole of the coast to the capital, Tripoli.

The aim of the Dump Analyzer is to provide an environment that has already been largely set up in which specific analysis modules can run.

The aim of the repetitions of the same commercial on television is nothing but to brainwash consumers into compulsive consumption.

The aim is to get tough with China to teach it a lesson, so it will bolster its currency and usher in a greater flow of U.

His aim is always to achieve authenticity in performance, using exact copies of historical instruments from the time of the composer.

The aim is to have at least one of these molecules complete the journey by 2010.

Organzier Suzy Miller said the event would aim to focus on the positive, starting with a warming cup of tea and a chunk of homemade cake.

But he said the focus of the deal was to service its customers in China rather than aim to become a "global local bank" .

When they could not name one, but said their own aim was to enjoy life more, I realised that this was an economy that was reaching maturity.

But he continued to work from home to help support President Obama's top legislative aim, a health reform plan.

He looked at the boy, who sat facing him from a front-row desk, his elbows splayed out for a steadier aim.

Now the enemy is closing in and its ugly secret weapon has begun to find the aim.

She smiled as if she had been asked to inspect diamond jewelry with the aim of purchasing it.

Aim too high for people who like to challenge is good, but for most people it, instead more easily upset, it was easy to give up.

The trouble with Bill was that he never had a specific aim in life.

The manager has told me that I'll get chances here at United and I aim to do well every time I'm selected.

Aim to eat salmon or another oily fish, like mackerel, herring, or canned tuna, at least twice a week.

The aim of this paper was to develope a sort of high strength salt core used for aluminum alloy squeeze casting.

Even if time had not found a clear aim, but from the stop feet, 24 hours a day, will be as the most precious gift.

take offensive play, aim the march to the right, so you do not listen to every minute the ball child awarded by a pond of water with .

It makes it easy to test because you can use your personal AIM screen name to try to communicate with your application.

In a British work meeting, the aim is usually to make decisions. Nobody will expound a philosophy of, say, the toiletries market.

The clear aim is to end what all but some of the uniformed generals recognise as an impasse which cannot be resolved by force of arms alone.

Imagine yourself to be an actor in a play on the stage. Your aim is to play your part to the best of your ability.

Its main aim was to restore regional government to Stormont, which had been suspended since 1972 when Britain imposed direct rule.

But if the Blues suffer any slip-ups, United should be ready to capitalise - that, at least, is the aim for Scholes and co.

Think of it as a combination of shapes and aim for symbolism rather than realism, and it's not as hard as you'd think.

The obvious aim of such a reconstruction is to protect macroeconomics from the encroachment of the methods and habits of the mathematician.

The aim of the emergency, which grants special powers to the police and army, is to try to break the island's violent criminal gangs.

Aim To develop a simple, fast, easy-to-do and new detecting method of the Abs against Taenia Solium cysticercosis for country veterinarian.

The recent joint army and marines counter-insurgency manual says the central aim is not to destroy the enemy but to protect civilians.

This was with the aim that war between them would not then be possible, as coal and steel were the principal resources for waging war.

The aim of the assailant seemed to be to enter the mill, but that of the defenders to beat them off.

You're like a target that I always try to aim at. How I wish I could aim you at the heart.

It's not the aim for her to star.

He said the government should aim to carve out a long-term foreign policy that managed to rise above the public mood.

He said there was intense interest among Chinese businesses in listing on Aim, the London-based exchange for smaller companies.

I don't aim to be comprehensive, but to convey something of what continues to fascinate me about the wonderful subject of human anatomy.

In Confucius ' opinion, the aim of self-cultivation is for one to train oneself to be a man of noble character.

The aim is to see what effect pesticides used on nearby farms might have on the children's health.

The country's new leader said he would also take on the finance portfolio and his main aim was Italy's economic growth.

ade's vertical air spaces. The architects' underlying aim is to produce a trinity of transparency, translucence and luminosity.

One aim of this higher visibility is to emphasize to the dark that any last-ditch attempts at disruption will not be tolerated by us.

EBT Mobile China, the retailer of mobile phones and services, appears poised to be the first company to leave Aim and join Nasdaq in the US.

But I wasn't discouraged, and I had a new aim, which was to be a postman, or rather to be a newspaper boy. As a newspaper boy.

My aim is to explore the world of literature and the world of great writers and thus to open my eyes and cultivate my mind.

She takes aim, kills the creature and with a great deal of effort hauls it on to the swamp bank.

Our Lord said, in effect, to Paul - Your whole life is to be over mastered by Me; you are to have no end, no aim, and no purpose but Mine.

At the news conference, he stressed his aim is to work with the Russian government as a whole, and made no reference to Mr.

"We aim to be the elite among the domestic brands, " Wang Dazong, BAIC president, said in an interview with the Financial Times.

The greatest aim of your life should be freedom from matter and to be able to control it, which also means the control of gravity.

Our Lord said, in effect, to Paul - Your whole life is to be over mastered by Me; you are to have no end, no aim, and no purpose but Mine.

At the news conference, he stressed his aim is to work with the Russian government as a whole, and made no reference to Mr.

"We aim to be the elite among the domestic brands, " Wang Dazong, BAIC president, said in an interview with the Financial Times.

The greatest aim of your life should be freedom from matter and to be able to control it, which also means the control of gravity.

A sumo into a hand-guns, to determine whether he is fit, and then aim at the direction of the fire to determine the launch.

The initial aim was to talk to a girl without her telling me to go away, then to get her phone number.

He took aim, hit it precisely, and the bird fell down into a thorn hedge.

Green was chosen as we aim to pick out participants who can think beyond Green as just a colour and able to achieve design breakthroughs.

The overall aim is to understand the changing roles of physics and of physicists over the course of the twentieth century.

The aim of present study is to carry out a study to assess water consumption habits of the population of Shanghai and Beijing, China.

The overall aim is to understand the changing roles of physics and of physicists over the course of the twentieth century.

The aim of present study is to carry out a study to assess water consumption habits of the population of Shanghai and Beijing, China.

Without saying a word, he took aim at the fireman, and, a second later, the helmet, smashed by a bullet, rattled noisily into the street.

He gave his own spoiled and soft nation, in its first moment of success against us, a clear simple war aim.

To be in great shape by the time moving day arrives, aim to pack at least one box a day.

The aim of the bail-out is not to save creditors, but to allow losses to be handed out to them in an orderly fashion.

Instead, the aim is to identify genetic variations that occur in at least one out of every 100 people or one percent.

Mr Soufan's main aim is to help Americans understand the enemy that has preoccupied them for over a decade.

The UK firmly believes that gender equality is at the heart of development of any society and is committed to fully realising this aim.

We're now going to see a short video. The aim of the exercise is to give a general explanation of how the product operates.

The UK firmly believes that gender equality is at the heart of development of any society and is committed to fully realising this aim.

We're now going to see a short video. The aim of the exercise is to give a general explanation of how the product operates.

The aim is to ensure that an available vehicle is just a few minutes' walk away at any time.

The aim of a chef's work, he said, should be to make people happy through the multi-sensory experience of eating.

While the schedule is still to be fixed, the general direction is clear: the aim will be to simplify and unify the system.

He said he had no other aim than to do a better job of it.

Therefore, must aim at my school the special details to develop easy to operate and efficient Course Scheduling software.

Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said the aim was to promote "mutually beneficial" ties with China.

Place your hands, one on top of the other on the center of the chest. Push hard and fast aim for a rate of about 100 presses in a minute.

The aim of these remarks is to get you to wonder over, and at least to ponder this question concerning the master's discourse.

The aim of these remarks is to get you to wonder over, and at least to ponder this question concerning the master's discourse.

Not to hide behind the hatred of a herd, the roar of the crowd, but to aim, hard as it might be, towards the "good" life.

From the outset, the London Olympics has at least had a declared aim: the regeneration of the city's poor eastern districts.

In October, he returned to Russia, taking MacGregor with him in the aim of establishing a business and career.

He returned to the United States with the aim of planning what was to be a victorious comeback.

The aim of this paper is trying to probe into the establishment of general education curriculum in Chinese normal colleges and universities.

Its aim is nothing less than to draw up an internationally agreed framework ofr decentralization and the practice of local democracy.

He said one aim would be to cut the cost of the pneumococcal vaccine from US$100 per dose to US$5 per dose.

for the point to aim at on a little iron plate which served him as a target, when his study door opened, and Baptistin entered.

The aim of the new regulation is to ensure that incorrect levels of vitamins or blatantly wrong ingredients do not show up in the products.

The aim of the new regulation is to ensure that incorrect levels of vitamins or blatantly wrong ingredients do not show up in the products.

But it would fall short of its main aim, which is to deliver such a blow to Hizbullah that it will not pose a serious military threat again.

The aim is as definitely a means of action as is any other portion of an activity.

Judith laid aside the rich brocade with an air of indifferences, for she had a far higher aim before her than the indulgence of vanity.

The aim of the repetition of commercials on television is nothing but to brainwash the consumers into compulsive consumption.

Don't bunt. Aim out of the ball park. Aim for the company of the immortals.

I am as frustrated as the fans are, but I feel as well that it is not the only target and only aim of a football club.

Provided that you aim, throughout your life, as you continue learning, to integrate your thought to make it harmonious.

The Democratic Party used its new power to frustrate Mr. Fukuda's government, with the aim of forcing him to call a general election.

Their aim was to devise a strategy that would guarantee Ronald Reagan's resounding reelection to a second term in the White House.

I would simply conclude by saying that the aim of this course is to awaken the restlessness of reason and to see where I might lead.

"So, " said he, with his hopes d love sadly fading away, "Yon had no other aim in marrying me than to save me from the giblet? "

And the ultimate aim is to turn this blog into a platform of interaction and communication between the peoples of these two great nations.

"Turning china into a strong, democratic, culturally socialist modem country" is our cardinal aim in the primary stage of socialism.

The interior is bright airy and the restaurant aim to be considered the best by many in all-day dining category.

Mr Lee said the aim was to persuade Pyongyang to "admit its wrongdoing and pledge never again to engage in such reprehensible action" .

We hope to be able to consult further on these during the rest of this year and aim to finalise recommendations by the end of the year.

"Their aim seems to be to prolong the war in Afghanistan by aiding both the Americans and us, " says the logistics officer.

Although the rifle dropped a little towards the foremost of his pursuers he did not aim or fire.

The aim also was "to help make broader financial conditions more accommodative, " which the U. S. central bank missed by a mile.

Standing before the mirror side of the body to determine the location of a good ball of your aim.

The main aim is often to get media coverage for union claims and hostages are generally released within a day.

But if he sees me in another position in the team and I can help him with that, then that's my job and my aim is to try to help the team.

Our company's consistent AIM is to be ready to render excellent service to customers.

"It was always my aim eventually to run a bigger company than my grandfather, " he said once.

At this point the green light is the embodiment of beauty and wealth, the dreams and hopes in his mind, also his aim of struggle.

The aim is often to blackmail the site: sometimes the owners are told that unless they make a payment, the attacks will continue.

The aim is to retain a "competitive balance" so that fans do not lose interest in the game, thinking that their club has no shot at victory.

President assistant -Able to follow up the company projects according to projects aim and situation.

The aim of all this enhancing and arousing is, by the end of the decade, to turn China into a xiaokang society.

Mr Liu said the aim was to provide financial services for every town-level administrative region.

The aim was to make changes that would see existing policy applied "in a more humane and fair manner" , he said.

And, while recruiters are often happy to help, their aim is not to be your advocate to the hiring manager. Their aim is to fill a position.

The aim of this collaboration between magicians and psychologists was to help uncover new ways of investigating human thought and behaviour.

Forty years on, she now jets between London and Beijing with the aim of making a tidy profit for her company, Evolution Securities China.

The changes aim to "meet the public's demand" for varied and high quality viewing, said the order, published Wednesday.

"That [aim] was pre-crisis, and it assumed that financial services was going to be a big part of it, " he said.

The aim of managing employees is to provide right human in right time for the company and to let them work at their best.

The object is to aim your gun with the mouse and shoot the flying shoes out of the air before they hit the President.

Whether the real end and aim of men be not power? And whether he who could have everything else at his wish or will would value money?

Too specific: It's easy to get stuck on a goal that's too specific and lose sight of the overall aim.

The matter and aim of the research of electro catalyst are pointed out.

They aim at products that focus on the needs of customers, but easy to overlook the customer wants to wish of equipment(such).

The first German aim had been the destruction of our air power; the second was to break the spirit of the Londoner.

The aim of the project is to develop a new method to monitor the early kinetic events in protein folding (as fast as a few nanoseconds ).

It was just a game they played, less dangerous for pigeons than trap, given Senior's aim.

'But it doesn't matter. Our aim is not to get the stars. We're just trying to make customers happy. '

Once I thought that to be human was the highest aim a man could have, but I see now that it was meant to destroy me.

The aim of the company is to integrate the abundance resources and accelerate the industry development in a good order.

One may keep good health and good mind to be a good citizen in a society, but that is not the only aim of life.

Our aim at the outset of the survey was to come up with a shortlist of five titles from which FT readers could select an all-time favourite.

The aim of this study is to understand the source and causes of nosocomial infection in patients in Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU).

His only aim was to run freely and to do it as effectively as he could.

It is no doubt that curriculum which reflects the educational aim and value plays a leading role in college education.

The aim and direction chosen for the Mission during the years of foundation came to be decisive for the whole mission era.

Soon their common aim had but one object, that of escaping, rejoining Grant's army, and fighting together in the ranks of the Federals .

Someone lives a life without any aim, just like a tiny grass in the river. They never walk but drift to the wind.

At this time bullfight private at take aim at stage etc. is all static, be advantageous to preparation, take aim at and judge.

It is all a ploy to distract attention from his real aim.

Likewise, the aim of the arts is to express the human condition. (Yes, there's plenty of overlap. ) Nerd culture strays from both of these.

Our aim is trying to build out guests the pursuit of the exquisite taste, provide you with all our hearts.

But I have my aim. My aim during the time of university is to be a outstanding graduate by studying hard.

I've got my sight set on you. And I'm ready to aim. I have a heart that will. . . Never be tamed.

When the business he worked for was a nationalised industry , the main aim was to do nothing to incur public criticism .

As he turned half round, gazing in that direction, a soldier took aim at him.

'I understand that the main aim of Skolkovo is to persuade entrepreneurs and IT specialists not to leave Russia, ' says Mr. Gaaze.

Conversation started, and a chance for Adler to say that the real aim is governing behavior.

Important tip: Always aim for the small white box on the backboard, just above the rim. The ball should hit the box on its downward arc.

AIM To see if negative priming (NP) occurs in high frequency (grade 1) Chinese characters, and to design a model on which this may happen.

The second aim, which remains to be tested, is to return to a more traditional form of governing.

Aim: To compare the postnatal development of brainstem auditory evoked potential (BAEP) with that of middle latency response (MLR) in rats.

It has rounded walls that aim sunlight directly into the bottom of the oven. Food cooks quickly in parabolic ovens.

Our aim is nothing less than to make China the best trained and educated nation in Asia.

The aim of language teaching is to develop learners' linguistic competence , and its core is the sense of the language.

The low degree of anxiety experience in sports groups' exercise will be easy to get the aim of strengthening confidence.

where our trained experts will be ready to give you all the help and guidance you need. We aim to please.

The management options are to offer external cephalic version, to perform planned caesarean section or to aim for vaginal birth.

It will force you to understand your subject in a short space of time, to judge their character and aim to capture it in your work.

A bowman took aim at an Eagle and hit him in the heart.

Ericsson said the joint effort with Intel would aim to enhance the appeal of mobile broadband and multimedia for consumers and corporations.

The aim is to save money by outsourcing some of its activities to the private sector, according to a report in the Health Services Journal.

Civil protection official Agostino Miozzo said the aim was to give everyone shelter by nightfall.

Aim: To understand the status of the technic appraisal of two class medical associations to the medical accidents.

Prepaid legal services aim to put the services of an attorney a phone call away from reach of the subscribing member.

The primary aim of every punctuation mark is to make unmistakable the meaning of written words .

The aim of the operators is to reduce the number of wasted voyages and this requires careful selection of the ship, its routes and cargo.

It makes me no difference where I am to be. We will always be friends, nobody stop that. I aim for you to have these books.

But Robin lifted the bow as if to take aim, and Guy's men-at-arms loosened their shields as they saw it.

Why did he want so much to escape from reality? There never was a man with such an aim. Did he perhaps know secrets to change life?

Bilal's main aim was to import the fireworks as Magnum Packaging has the storage space and is set up to receive imported goods.

The aim of the knowledge alliance is to let the knowledge creat, transfer or share between the members of the knowledge alliances.

They're deceivers, is grand, is illegal, or they have no part moral character, but have ethics, their aim is not just for the money.

While Ewan McGregor acts well, his character is difficult and challenging to respond to - which, of course, is the aim of the film-makers.

The aim of this flight was to test the new shuttle system, to go safely up into orbit and to return to the Earth for a safe landing.

Moreover, Mr Obama's most coveted legislative aim, the creation of a sort of national health service, remains elusive.

The fast rate of recuperation showed that the attempt did not aim at mutilation or injury, but murder.

The UK aim is very clear - to stop him and al-Qaida coming back into Afghanistan, and the hope that the Pakistanis will deal with him.

He said the country should aim to develop alternative energy sources such as solar, wind and biomass.

The aim of enrichment is to extract the rare form of uranium from the ore that miners routinely dig out of the ground.

The aim of the total amount of pollutants is to protect more effectively regional environment and improving environmental quality.

This funds' aim is to help the children living in poverty.

The ultimate aim of an ambitious peace document is for a presidential election, already postponed twice, to be held within ten months.

But it is ultimately, and it should be and it must be, the ultimate aim for practicing these method is to take you to the enlightenment.

The U. N. aid agencies say the aim of these visits is to identify possible gaps in their humanitarian operations.

The fundamental aim of both Confucianism and Legalism was the re-unification of a then divided China, but they took difference approaches.

So, the aim is to use the hours on the train to release as much time as possible to do things at home.

Aim at hardware design, software design, and the system implementation for detailed account of the system.

The aim of companies who use dumping is to put Australian companies out of business and eliminate the competition.

S. based RAB . The company pursues the only operational aim of achieving the satisfaction of clients.

The decisions aim to put a ban the sale of the seeds of genetically modified corn due to political and biological concerns.

My aim just now is much narrower : simply to make clear that this expansion is a significant change from the rights originally granted.

Our aim is a democratic peace - a peace founded upon the dignity and rights of every man and woman.

Indeed, relationships between pure visual elements are sometimes easy to find, but this is not the ultimate aim.

The company also plans to aim for military applications, to perhaps field-test night glow goggles by the end of 2008. The U.

Like a bad bank, the aim is to isolate toxic assets, encourage private money to come in and discourage banks from hoarding their capital.

To find out a suitable reform project to carry out the aim of leading the competition mechanism into the power supply enterprise.

With the slogan "Another France is possible" , Ms Aubry is taking aim at Mr Sarkozy's weak spots, stressing the need for values and respect.

The main aim of David Ricardo was the promotion of free international trade and he introduced the theory of comparative advantage.

The aim would be to push the debris further towards the earth where it would burn up, or into a higher but safer orbit.

The initiative's aim is to give people who want to use Irish "the choice to be able to do so" , a Government source said last night.