Sentence examples for its essential purposes from inspiring English sources

As I explained this week in Rebooting Government, you need not a salami-slicer but a structural approach – refocusing government on its essential purposes, and delivering those better.

Yet as I read the Constitution, one of its essential purposes was to take government off the backs of people and keep it off.

We therefore think the Framers likely did intend the Clause to apply to a new circumstance that so clearly falls within its essential purposes, where doing so is consistent with the Clause's language.

The success of this new addition to "the mountain," the achingly beautiful Albemarle County hilltop near Charlottesville on which Jefferson designed one of this country's most innovative and elegant homes, is how well it hides its essential purpose.

Its price of £35.99 seemed to me to be high for a book destined to sell widely in the breast departments of the English-speaking world, however, it is strongly recommended for its essential purpose of a handbook for mammographers.

It must be substantially a proceeding in rem". "Its essential purpose or nature is to establish, by the judgment of the court, a demand or claim against the defendant, and subject his property lying within the territorial jurisdiction of the court to the payment of that demand.

Having remembered its essential purpose, the party will not soon forget it again.

It has taken Cameron to remind the Conservative party what its essential purpose is, which is to be in office.

I'm making every effort to use my iPhone for only its essential purpose — and you should, too.

Later the theater moved and the series was renamed, but its essential purpose -- discovering new choreographic talent -- never changed, and its record over the last four decades has been pretty impressive.

NATO lost its essential purpose, since the U.S. no longer needed to shield Western Europe from Moscow.