Sentence examples for noble objectives from inspiring English sources

It's a fine sentiment but in law, it seems, charities must now realise assets, not noble objectives.

Creating long-term stability in the Sahel and defeating the militant groups operating with near-impunity throughout the region's ungoverned spaces are noble objectives that few would call remotely realistic.

In a ruling on May 12th, the court accepted that a "constitutional deviation" had taken place in pursuit of rather noble objectives, such as economic reform and the bringing to book of corrupt politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen.

"Solving crimes is a noble objective," he concluded, "but it occupies a lower place in the American pantheon of noble objectives than the protection of our people from suspicionless law enforcement searches.

"Solving unsolved crimes is a noble objective, but it occupies a lower place in the American pantheon of noble objectives than the protection of our people from suspicionless law-enforcement searches".

We, the participants of this meeting, commit ourselves to work for the promotion of national and international partnerships in support of Somali health development, and to keep the momentum in pursuing all the noble objectives delineated above towards that end.

"I think it was a noble objective, whether or not it was achieved," Justice Breyer said.

Some have a noble objective: holding to account crooked public servants, police officers and even fellow journalists.

It's a noble objective — one that is no doubt shared by the two other former captives, who were not present in the courtroom.

The English philosopher Francis Bacon laid out, to great acclaim, his theories for improving longevity, calling it medicine's "most noble" objective.

Olympic gold medallist Carl Lewis, also attending the launch, said it's a noble objective to want to wipe out hunger and extreme poverty, but "are we living up to our words?".