Sentence examples for key purpose of from inspiring English sources

A key purpose of the insider-trading prosecutions is deterrence.

Analysts believe a key purpose of the Iranian strategy is to exacerbate divisions between the six negotiating nations.

To paraphrase the 17th-century poet John Milton in his treatise supporting divorce, a key purpose of marriage is joyful companionship; a fraught union violates the point.

The new provision "will resolve that uncertainty on a permanent basis, which one would hope would be a key purpose of patent reform".

Anna Vignoles, professor of education at the University of Cambridge, who is co-authoring the report with Neil Shephard, professor of economics at Oxford, says a key purpose of the project is to improve information for students.

In another development, secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton told Congress today that local job creation is a key purpose of the $980m£669m9m) in extra money the state department is requesting for its work in Afghanistan.

They argue that holiday breaks with family members will not give carers time off, one of the key purposes of respite care.

Many boards have failed in the past due to their inability to overcome "group think"' – a tendency for a group of people from similar backgrounds to think in the same way, despite one of the key purposes of a board being to introduce a range of perspectives into decision-making.

Raffel says one of the key purposes of raising the extra funding will be to some expertise in sales and marketing.

One of the key purposes of the Compound database is to help aggregate information from various PubChem contributors using the chemical structure as the key [2].

One of the key purposes of bone tissue engineering is the development of new biomaterials that can stimulate the body's own regenerative mechanism for patient's anatomical and functional recovery.