Examples of using An aim in English and their translations into Arabic
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The second is an aim: we should have more trust.
Established in 2009 with an aim to preserve and display the centuries-old.
Advocating or offering support to union with an aim at controlling it.
Your plans should be constructed with an aim towards achieving overall business objectives.
The Millennium Declaration made achieving sustainable development an aim of the United Nations.
The recurrent adventurism of Baku pursues an aim to undermine the negotiation process.
General and complete disarmament is an aim that is incorporated in our Constitution.
Fish farming projects with an aim of leading the development of Omani Aquaculture.
Continue its national reforms with an aim to ratify the ICCPR(Latvia);
Now without an aim, they will go, in an errand towards the ocean.
With an aim of providing our customers the most fashionable and better function products;
The event provided a one-day retail experience with an aim to sharpen their entrepreneurial skills.
You think I look at every woman with an aim toward getting them in bed.
Do not fight with an aim to win or to be the one on the right.
UNDOF adapts to changing situations on the ground with an aim to achieve its mandate successfully.
It has been built, with an aim, to provide maximum accessibility and usability to its visitors.
The Literacy Program targets adults and out of school youths, with an aim to increase literacy levels.
The rule of law is both an aim of the Organization and a means to achieve its ends.
Such an aim implies supporting democratization and good governance, as well as the decentralization of decision-making.
We work with an aim to provide amazing video production including writers, directors, VFX professionals, etc.