Sentence examples for namely to have from inspiring English sources

But he added, "We must not give up hope that what we consider reasonable is still achievable -- namely to have the inspectors complete their work".

"No one should be under any illusion that this resolution is going to produce the results that the Palestinians claim to seek, namely to have their own state living in peace next to Israel," Victoria Nuland, the State Department spokeswoman, said Wednesday.

Note that Dianne and Tony could end up arguing over the right alimony even though they share the same goal, namely to have the same sustainable living standard.

On the second point, one of the peculiarities of distinguishing is that it cuts across the normal justifications for having rules, namely to have a class of cases treated in a certain way despite individual variation between them, with attendant gains in predictability and transparency in the decision-making process.

We cannot see that the freedom of paedophiles is thereby reduced, since it reduces their desire to do something that they are not (legally) free to do, namely to have sex with children.

Paws were assigned one of four grades: normal; mild synovitis with some loss of cartilage; moderate with more extensive synovial hyperplasia, destruction of cartilage and some bone erosions caused by an invasive pannus front; and finally severe, namely to have complete destruction of the joint architecture.

It's possible that Chanel doesn't want its competitors — namely, LVMH — to have the Palais.

But in one realm they will be forever on their own: namely, what to have for lunch.

Developed and published by Night School, Oxenfree is a game about being teenagers on an empty island (Edward's Island, namely), trying to have fun and getting into more paranormal trouble than they expected.

2. What 85% of couples of childbearing age can keep private, namely the decision to have a baby, for you has become public.

"We think Bonneville is using salmon protection as an excuse for a policy they are implementing for other reasons, namely their desire to have hydroelectricity filling the transmission lines, more than wind energy," said Pat Ford, executive director of the Save Our Wild Salmon Coalition.