Sentence examples for purported objective from inspiring English sources

Despite its immense cost of hundreds of thousands of lives and more than $400tn, the so-called "war on terror" has failed to achieve its purported objective.

Despite its immense cost of hundreds of thousands of lives and over $4tn dollars, the so-called war on terror has failed to achieve its purported objective," Zarif writes.

But his broader argument, that the whole budget should be re-examined, is surely right if only because it would be a logical corollary of a re-examination of the EU's purpose.An early priority for Mr Blair ought to be to bring the EU closer to its citizens, a purported objective of the ill-fated constitution.

All of these books more or less surreptitiously circulated during his life among Cuba's most avid readers, of course, as precious gems of purported objective analysis.

Thus, tiered pricing policies are not necessarily logical nor correlated with need or ability to pay, though that is the purported objective.

Moreover, some natural extracts are purported to target CSCs.

Judged against the objectives Vladimir Putin purported to set on inheriting Russia's presidency 15 years ago prosperity, the rule of law, westward integration regarding him as a success might seem bleakly comical.But those are no longer his goals, if they ever really were.

It purports to be objective and rational yet it builds in so many assumptions that it leads inevitably to the conclusion that animal experiments are necessary.

As my disbelief was mounting, I reached the end of the short article, and realized that the author did not even purport to be objective about the "real" Sarah Palin.

The bill looks innocuous enough when you read it, it purports to advocate objective scientific analysis and teaching all sides of issues and encouraging students to inquire but when you look beneath the surface it's pretty obvious that it's asking science teachers or allowing science teachers to teach creationism and deny global warming.

He added, "Policies should be altered if certain objectives are satisfied, purported benefits disappoint or potential risks threaten to materialize".