Sentence examples for purpose driving from inspiring English sources

And that was surely the purpose driving the settlement process over the last three decades.

In Wednesday's speech, to the Business for New Europe coalition of business leaders pushing for reform in Europe, Blair will argue that the EU needs to promote a "grand plan" about its purpose, driving home the message that member states can best take on these huge economic powers as a united bloc.

Never a Ferrari collector, Smith enjoyed using the car for its intended purpose: driving it.

It's a contract whose purpose is clearly spelled out, and it's a purpose that's the very opposite of the purpose driving Stewart's rally, or the purpose driving the libertarian ideology so dominant over the past few generations.

Sometimes, if I have an extra half hour, I get lost on purpose, driving through new neighborhoods and checking out the landscaping.

"Our proposal will free up more public sector data for re-use, including for commercial purposes, driving down the cost of access to data and helping us to create a common data space in the EU that will stimulate our growth".

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President Donald Trump posthumously pardoned Jack Johnson on Thursday, erasing the black boxer's century-old conviction for violating the Mann Act — a 1910 law that prohibited transporting "any woman or girl" across state lines "for the purpose of prostitution or debauchery, or for any other immoral purpose" — by driving his white girlfriend from Pittsburgh to Chicago.

For the purpose of driving DEP forces, a multi-output function generator (FLUKE 284, FLUKE Calibration, Everett, WA, USA) with four isolation channels was used to supply an output voltage range of 0.1 to 20 Vp-p with a frequency range of 0 to 16 MHz.

Maybe we accept that 19-year-olds are not yet fully responsible adults for the purpose of driving a rental car, but hey, we still need someone to drive our tanks in Afghanistan.

Toms stands as a counterintuitive example of purpose actually driving profit.