Sentence examples similar to founded purpose from inspiring English sources

The founding purpose of the decorative arts museum was to show that beauty and utility can coexist.

"The emphasis on the health and welfare of humankind – that is the founding purpose of the international drug control conventions".

This election has given that founding purpose a new force for the 21st century: a Labour party that gives voice to the 99%.

Ultimately, this is the international community that America seeks – one where nations do not covet the land or resources of other nations, but one in which we carry out the founding purpose of this institution.

Peabody, a charity whose founding purpose is to "ameliorate the condition of the poor and needy" in London, is also advertising homes on the key-worker estates it bought from the crown estate in 2011 at "affordable" rents that no key worker can afford.

Its founding purpose - to find a cure - may never have been achieved.

In 2007, Nance-Holt co-founded PurpOverOver Pain, a group for parents who have lost children to gun violence.

It is that founding purpose that gives a company a filter - clarity about the things they should do and the things they shouldn't do.

Marc Freedman, who founded the Purpose prize for social entrepreneurs over the age of 65 in the US (which gets thousands of entries every year), identifies a growing body of research that points to a different attitude to work among older people.

That was our founding purpose.

Enhancing economic co-operation was supposed to be ASEAN's founding purpose, back in the 1960s.