Aim! Fire! Aim!

The aim

This is our aim. This is where we are going.

The aim is to clampdown on the protesters and netizens are fearing the worst.

What if I could aim sound the way I aim light?

AIM

Aim...

Aim!

Such accusations are obviously unfounded, ugly and propagandistic in their aim.

Technological changes with the aim of adjusting agricultural products to customer preferences are needed.

AIM OF THE NEGOTIATIONS

AIM Protocol

Aim! Fire!

Aim... fire!

Aim! Shoot!

This one's sole aim is to provide the very things that I think are missing.

The Committee recalls that under the Convention, differential treatment based on citizenship constitutes discrimination if the criteria for such differentiation are not applied pursuant to a legitimate aim, and are not proportional to the achievement of this aim.

Aim for the black dots.

Aim right between the eyes.

(d) Whether Tasmanian laws are a proportional means to achieve a legitimate aim under the Covenant.

Aim and hit!

We aim to.

Then aim it.

Ready. Aim. Fire!

Aim low, now.

Ready, aim, fire.

Aim... squeeze... cock.

Ready, Captain. Aim.

The aim is to reduce unemployment.

The two country case studies aim

The aim of evaluation is improvement.

Aim at the rabbit, not me.

They aim right at the heart.

I aim to be the delegate.

I do not aim for speed, Martha. I aim for perfection in life.

These are important steps, in conformity with the aim of international negotiations for a comprehensive test ban.

What aim! It's deadly!

We aim to please.

These activities aim at implementing the strategies described in programme 43 of the plan and are derived from it.

Support Services aim for the following objectives

Gililland 3.60cm must aim above the target

The main aim is just saving seed.

The project aim is really quite simple.

Because the aim of life is selfdevelopment.

And we just aim the camera of the tablet to the painting that we are interested to see, like this.