Sentence examples for interests of creating a from inspiring English sources

Steegmuller draws on a wide range of written material, including entire poems and facsimiles of handwritten notes, all in the interests of creating a lifelike portrait.

The image suggests that spiritual imagination is something you have to cultivate in the interest of creating a psychic New Eden.

It not only brought treasures from European and Asian institutions, which must have cost a bundle, but did so in the interest of creating a risky, difficult project.

"Don Juan" unstintingly and unsurprisingly offended and blasphemed, all in the interest of creating a character who threatened the established order -- not so much with his sexual profligacy, but as an iconoclast with a flair for living the glamorous life by his own standards.

Rep. Scott Raecker, R-Urbandale, introduced the bill in the interest of creating a scholarship fund for students.

Then I went about pitch shifting it into a really basic kind of melody in the interest of creating a sort of repeating drone.

I believe that in the interest of creating a more ethical Internet, we must reclaim the idea of hacking for good.

The exclusion criteria were developed in the interest of creating a relatively homogeneous study population.

Such an approach involves tailoring humanitarian action to be inclusive of all children, including those living with disabilities, in the interest of creating a basis for inclusive long term protection and support.

UNICEF recognizes that providing for children with disabilities in situations of conflict, disaster and displacement is complex, but that effective actions can be taken to tailor humanitarian programmes to be inclusive of all children, including those living with disabilities in the interest of creating a basis for inclusive long term protection and support.

His answer speaks to regional interests; the threat of creating a safe haven where extremist elements might gain access to chemical weapons; the need to deter Assad from using weapons again; and the need to deter other enemies from action.