That is, it seeks to advance an aim which is diametrically opposed to the goals of the ICC.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Telling friend from foe

It is not an illegitimate aim to create such a company culture.

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The entire aim of an economic system is to increase what it is possible for people to consume.

FORBES: The Lancet's Series on Obesity

Medivation says it is testing whether Dimebon can be safely combined with Aricept, with an aim toward beginning a combination efficacy trial in the future.

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It is an "open secret" in Whitehall that the plans, which aim to bring most benefits and tax credits under a single payment called the "universal credit", are in trouble, Mr Byrne claimed in the Commons.

BBC: Democracy Live site links

Primarily it is expected that the aim should be to strive to form the child to be an acceptable member of the society, in accordance with his or her individual capacities and natural abilities.

UNESCO: Introduction

The coalition's leaders, at least, seem to have grasped that it must behave not as an occupying army but as a partner, whose aim is to build up the local forces that will ultimately ensure Afghanistan's security.

ECONOMIST: The war in Afghanistan

Now it seems that the latest worm to infect AOL's instant messaging community, Aim, actually chats with the users it is targeting in order to persuade them to download and run an infected file.

BBC: Hand on keyboard