Sentence examples for purpose for going from inspiring English sources

"My purpose for going there," Hamid said, "is I have a sincere belief that if people get to know each other one on one then they'll stop being afraid of each other and we will be able to get rid of all of this hate in the world, literally".

The Obama Administration seems to be focusing on the original ostensible purpose for going into Afghanistan in the first place after 9/11: To disrupt Al Qaeda and deny it a base in Afghanistan.

We have a destination and a purpose for going there; to be able to describe both the journey as well as the purpose, we must abstract it to be able to describe it effectively.

He also distinguished between Demasi going for a run during her lunch break and "taking a break for the specific purpose of going for a run, at any random time of the day".

"The only purpose Mexico has for going to Russia is to argue that they cooperate with OPEC," said George Baker, president of Mexico Energy Intelligence.

Some transit operators charge differently by time of day, based on two concepts: first, the cost to provide transit service is higher during the rush-hours because equipment and personnel requirements are greater then; second, most rush-hour trips are for the purpose of going to and from work, and travelers are willing to pay more for these because of the monetary reward they get for the trip.

"He was trying to break the sanctions, not for the purpose of applying to be Soldier of the Month, but for the purpose of going back and developing these kinds of weapons," Mr. Powell said.

"The United States is not convening a meeting for the purpose of going over various final status issues," he said in reference to the major points of contention between the Israelis and Palestinians that the Clinton administration unsuccessfully tried to resolve last year.

While there, she cultivated her voice for the purpose of going on the concert stage.

It is worth noting that extracts comprise edited sections of transcripts rather than the original data, so cannot be used for the purpose of going beyond existing evidence to build new findings; rather they are used to support the collation and synthesis of the findings, and for illustrating reports.

Another architecture writer, Alexandra Lange, refers to "meme-tecture": striking, mainly software-generated images that are created for the express purpose of going viral.