Sentences with phrase «apparent goal»

The further apparent goal is to gain control of — or at least to exercise major influence in — a large measure of Church governance, employing the immense wealth to which the Roundtable has access.

When asked about Amazon's apparent goal to own its entire supply chain, from servers to warehouses to delivery vehicles, Ma said that wasn't the path he saw for Alibaba.

When Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin renounced his U.S. citizenship last year, with the apparent goal of saving hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes after the company's IPO, the Brazilian native had no shortage of outraged critics.

Almost everyone immediately pointed the finger at Russia, who is suspected of being behind a long and sophisticated hacking campaign that has the apparent goal of influencing the upcoming US elections.

As you will be aware, this too is the apparent goal of Washington — to completely denuclearize the region.

Yet it is precisely because Tillich's method is not fully dialectical that it reaches neither eschatological faith nor contemporary Existenz, despite the fact that this is the apparent goal of Tillich's method, and surely the real goal of all genuinely modern theology

The apparent goal is to create an institutional structure that will propose itself as representing the lay people in speaking for the Catholic Church, whether in tandem with or as an alternative to the voice of the bishops.

According to Rule 78.5, apparent goals shall be disallowed «when the Referee deems the play has been stopped, even if he had not physically had the opportunity to stop play by blowing his whistle.»

October 28, 2016 • The verdict is expected to have sweeping implications on the militia movement and its apparent goal of taking over millions of acres of public lands in the West.

Nintendo's apparent goal with smartphone games is to attract more users even if the company loses out on some profits in the process.

Now, Food and Water Watch has expanded its efforts with advertising in New York — one of the most expensive media markets in the country — with the apparent goal of killing the historic legislation passed last year by the New York Public Service Commission, which recognized the importance of nuclear as a source of clean, reliable power.

Maybe, but that is only true if they achieve their apparent goal and silence me.

Two bitter enemies, who also happened to be two of the biggest tech companies on earth, joined forces with the apparent goal of taking down a common enemy: Android and the OHA.

The apparent goal?

That changed late last year when Google's own high - risk, high - reward technology lab — Google X — bought a string of companies that make robot legs, arms, eyes, wheels, and brains, with the apparent goal of building something like an android.