Sentence examples for its founding purpose from inspiring English sources
It helped engineer the EU referendum in concert with Tory backbenchers, and now its founding purpose has been achieved.
That raises the interesting question of whether any ideology – of the left, the right or, in this case, the centre – could ever achieve its founding purpose.
Ashby broadened the criticism of public broadcasting to include SBS, which he said was "more about voyeurism and multiculturalism" than its founding purpose, which was to "help people assimilate into the country".
The Corcoran also will seek to be released from its founding purpose as a gallery — chartered by financier and philanthropist William Wilson Corcoran in 1869 and now to be redefined in 2014.
Its founding purpose - to find a cure - may never have been achieved.
Pulse's ethos stemmed from its founding purpose.
Its new 10-year strategy seeks to reconnect with its founding purposes, which were grounded in community activism: fighting exploitative landlords, helping people resist eviction and speaking up for the voiceless.
Regardless of the reasons for the firings, Carol Spooner, a plaintiff in several listener lawsuits against Pacifica and a member of a local advisory board at KPFA, told the crowd yesterday that Pacifica's national board had strayed from "its founding purposes" in interfering with local control.
It is easier, of course, for new brands to build purpose into their business model from the outset, but what about large businesses whose practice in one area might conflict with its new-found purpose?
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.
Or consider Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the US; it was again attacked by Republicans as well as Democrats because it contradicts America's founding purpose, to be a haven from religious persecution, a purpose encapsulated in the constitution's first amendment guaranteeing the "free exercise" of religion.
