Sentence examples for proclaimed purpose from inspiring English sources
His proclaimed purpose is "to make this century the next American century".
The proclaimed purpose of the majority's new strict-liability standard is to increase to the maximum extent a petitioner's incentive to investigate all conceivable claims before filing his first petition.
The purpose of a statute must be determined from the natural and legal effect of the language employed, and whether it is or is not repugnant to the Constitution of the United States must be determined from the natural effect of such statutes when put into operation, and not from their proclaimed purpose.
The ideology of the Palestinian fedayeen was mainly left-wing nationalist, socialist or communist, and their proclaimed purpose was to defeat Zionism, "liberate Palestine" and establish it as "a secular, democratic, nonsectarian state".
Let us hope that the Obama administration will see the consequences of what is not only a crime of war but also a move whose results are exactly the opposite of its publicly proclaimed purposes.
The students and workers in Tian An Men Square understood this intuitively and proclaimed their purpose exactly.
The most horizontally integrated companies are those that proclaim their purpose and values loudly, so internal groups can work with a common end in mind.
While John Kerry can speak rousingly for whole paragraphs without saying anything precise or concrete, Bush rarely puts ten words together in a major address without taking a position, passing a judgment, or proclaiming a purpose.
Established in the aftermath of the second world war, the World Bank proclaims its purpose as being to "promote development" and "reduce global poverty", while its sister institution, the IMF, is meant to "maintain the stability of the international financial system".
Using a popular nickname for himself, he proclaimed a divine purpose in his survival.
The main purpose, he proclaimed at the outset, was to reassert Israel's deterrence against Hamas.
