Sentence examples for defining purposes from inspiring English sources

Equally, one of the defining purposes of championship races has always been to identify the best conduits for the improvement of the gene pool.

He's a person with one defining accessory (durag), one defining attitude (a talker) and one defining purpose (to be a problem).

The defining purpose of the government... is now in tatters.

Given this threat, NATO's defining purpose -- our collective defense -- is as urgent as ever.

Of course none of this means giving up on our defining purpose of winning a better deal for workers.

In defining purpose the modern brand manager should more specifically ask: what are we going to protect?

It is the idea that they believe connects almost everything they do, and gives their administration a defining purpose.

The defining purpose of this government's term has been fixing the battered public services it inherited.

"NATO's defining purpose, our collective defence," he proclaimed, "is as urgent as ever".

Likewise, failure in the defining purpose of Mr Salmond's career would neuter him.

And the Labour leader is right to say the central defining purpose of any political party now, should be lifting up the people in the middle.