Sentence examples for exist for the purpose from inspiring English sources

Immigration law doesn't exist for the purpose of keeping criminals out.

"Immigration law doesn't exist for the purpose of keeping criminals out," he said.

Unlike private banks, the Fed does not exist for the purpose of making a profit, though it inevitably does so.

ticularly in Rangoon, many fine institutions, both public and private, exist for the purpose of giving children of all races and creeds a sound Western education.

There are already materials that exist for the purpose of biodiversity awareness education; these could be synthesized fairly easily to create videos.

The idea that geldings should be excluded from the top races because those races exist for the purpose of selecting the best colts for breeding belongs to a bygone era".

"They exist, but they exist for the purposes of drug distribution... whether we call them gangs or drug organizations, and I think those terms are synonymous".

Second, we used a restrictive operational definition of "Aboriginal" which is based on legal definitions (George et al. 2015) Standard definitions of Aboriginal do not exist for the purposes of inclusion in datasets.

Tumblr, which seems to exist for the purposes of copyright infringement and presentation of pornography without the nuisance of model age verification, makes it predictably difficult to report any kind of misuse.

Mr. Butler's office exists for the purpose of electing a Dem.

In the wilder reaches of comedy, it is a dictum that life soon imitates art and authority exists for the purpose of being toppled.