Sentence examples for purported goal from inspiring English sources

The reporter explained that the researchers' purported goal is therapeutic cloning, or making embryonic stem cells that are identical to a particular patient in order to grow replacement tissue in case of a host of diseases.

News 360 adds a semantic layer whose purported goal, in short, is to increase relevancy.

Not only do these subsidies increase financial fragility, they fail to achieve their purported goal of promoting home-ownership.

The purported goal of the legislation was to create jobs, not simply to enrich shareholders at the expense of federal tax revenue.

This particular proposal would cost the government more than it would save, allowing anti-Gypsyism to trump the purported goal of balancing the budget.

As ever in this "war on terror", there is a disconnect between the purported goal of the US forces ("actionable intelligence") and the methods used to achieve it.

If the video Wikileaks plans to screen at the National Press Club on April 5 does indeed include scenes of a US massacre of civilians in Iraq or Afghanistan, as is purported, perhaps the "goal of influencing US policy" becomes a little easier to identify.

Further, if the goal of 'clean eating' is purported to be health, it is important that we recognize that good mental health is a crucial part of a healthy lifestyle.

The goal of this study is to confirm purported risk factors using a well-designed statistical model.

"Tax breaks, for the wealthiest 2percentt at a time when they purport the number one goal is reducing the deficit?

Communist societies that purported to institute equality for women from the top down, so to speak, failed to accomplish their goal precisely by overlooking the obvious conflict between the perfect mother and the perfect worker.