Sentence examples for need and purpose from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Abraham Lincoln, a gifted writer and communicator, was ideally suited to explain the need and purpose of the Civil War to the citizens of the Northern states.

"The need and purpose for retaining personal data should also be assessed regularly, to ensure the information is not being kept for longer than required".

There is a need to determine the organizational need and purpose and carry out a detailed analysis of how the product or service bridges the gap in ensuring that these needs satisfy the desired social objectives (Fig. 2).

Months of careful work have gone into finding the right building for our needs and purpose.

The United States and Russia have been at loggerheads over the need for and purpose of a limited missile-defense system since the idea first gained steam late in President Bill Clinton's second term.

This covers the need for and purpose of the MCC and then details structure, operations, design considerations, and mitigation of external events.

"The needs and purposes of the New York City Opera are legitimate," Mr. Segal said.

"It's a great marriage of needs and purposes," said Neil Gewirtzman, an executive vice president at Sheldon Gross Realty, who recently brokered a deal to convert a former Paxar Inc. apparel-label plant in Paterson into a school facility for Head Start programs.

In an attempt to cope with these limitations, this study proposed an online SQG strategy as an alternative approach to creating communicative needs and purposes for learning language.

Women who had a role limited to the inside of the home were part of many different groups, organizations, and social gatherings according to their needs and purposes by working outside of the house.

The famous 'Bergen definition', as Dam (1995) explains, associates autonomy with "readiness to take charge of one's own learning in the service of one's needs and purposes – which entails a capacity and willingness to act independently and in co-operation with others, as a socially responsible person" (p.1).