Examples of 'would be aimed' in a sentence
Meaning of "would be aimed"
would be aimed - indicates a future intention or target for something. It is commonly used when discussing goals, plans, or predictions
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would be aimed
These activities would be aimed particularly at promoting.
So everyone involved would have known which shot would be aimed at the victim.
It would be aimed at reestablishing deterrence.
It was also reported that this particular model would be aimed at the Chinese market.
Would be aimed at me.
Sanader said the shuffles would be aimed at tightening discipline in the sector.
But most of all I was surprised that they would be aimed at me.
It would be aimed.
The move, possible by the end of the summer, would be aimed at increasing efficiency.
The programme would be aimed at helping hospitals equip themselves and obtain medicine.
Following the race, Cecil suggested that the filly would be aimed at the Breeders ' Cup.
The scheme would be aimed at officials and officers of cities and local governments.
Education / training grants, in contrast, would be aimed at one goal, greater student versatility.
This would be aimed at covering everyone against the main risks ;.
Such arrangement would be aimed at increasing the speed of the adhesive application process.
This would be aimed at setting up conflict-free mines in Congo that help communities.
After ramming the cannon would be aimed with the elevation set using a quadrant and a plummet.
It would be aimed at supporting the negotiations at the Working Group session in September 2011.
He performed well and would be aimed at the Pall Mall Stakes the following year.
The programme would be aimed primarily at enhancing the quality of European higher education.
The Tait service would be aimed at tourists visiting Puffing Billy.
Such efforts would be aimed at helping the Commission to better perform its basic functions.
State false-flag operations would be aimed at discrediting the movement, not deepening the crisis itself.
The talks would be aimed at achieving a two-state settlement by the end of 2008.
He noted that it would be aimed at Governments and would be non-binding.
Devo musical" that would be aimed towards a live Broadway production.
The facility, if developed, would be aimed at generating profits and employing First Nation members.
The next one would be aimed for Japan, not New Mexico . ".
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