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Meanings of political aims in English

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Usage of political aims in English
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Kossuth suffered greatly in his political aims and endeavours from lack of funds.
Memoir and Letters of Francis W. Newman
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He said: There is never any justification to use violence to achieve political aims.
The Guardian
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Their investments have commercial and political aims far beyond sport.
The Guardian
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China's courts are tightly controlled by the Communist Party and serve its political aims.
Reuters
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Education is in the central core of our political aims.
Ebony
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De Froilette's position and political aims were less clear.
Princess Maritza
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Questions are being asked about the military and political aims of the impending attack on Iraq.
The Irish Times
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At such a divided time, mixing political aims with economic arguments could prove a Pandora's box.
Reuters
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Is Ukraine's president talking up the possibility of all-out war with Russia for his own political aims?
Radio NZ
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The army denies having any political aims.
Reuters
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The Community and Public Sector Union is concerned workers have been potentially put at risk for political aims.
The Guardian
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They are exploiting innocent people and damaging Australia's national character for their own political aims, Mr Boochani said.
Radio NZ
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It's not justice when the government has played with our bodies and souls for its own political aims.
Radio NZ
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She is a propagandist and casuist, good at constructing ad hoc arguments from expedience for specific political aims.
Free Women, Free Men: Sex, Gender, Feminism
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Some of the protests have been whimsical in tone, but the protesters say their political aims are serious.
Reuters
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But it would also mean giving up or compromising on some of the key political aims of Brexit.
The Irish Times
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