Sentence examples for purpose of changing from inspiring English sources

The purpose of changing the superannuation objective is to change that view and rewrite the expectations to consider the aged pension a safety net rather than an entitlement.

In the real society, people change ME1 for the purpose of changing ME2; there is no pure word that refers to ME1, so the ritual also has two categories: Ritual 1 (R1): the actor intends to change ME1.

Proxy access refers to the ability for shareholders who meet certain thresholds (amount of shares owned and the length of continuous ownership are two of the most prominent) to use management's proxy to nominate their own directors and, in some cases, recommend changes to the corporation's by-laws for the purpose of changing the way directors are nominated.

I went up to Albany with the avowed purpose of changing the way things were done.

Later, when I am drunk as a skunk, Gerry serves the useful purpose of changing the tape when necessary.

The shares were not bought for the purpose of changing or influencing IBP, according to the filing by the company, which is based in Smithfield, Va.

'We know that power without principle is ruthless and vicious and we know that principle without power is useless for our people and for Britain, it is useless for our purposes of changing society.' Mr Kinnock said he owed the Labour Party everything he had ever had.

Not only did he assure me that the program was perfect for someone with a relatively simple project -- "a lot of folks use it for purposes of changing around real minor stuff, whether it's just their furniture or slightly moving a window over a few feet" -- but he also gave me a tip.

The values of σ are used to deform the model for the purposes of changing the position of the eyes, nose and mouth, making the mouth wider, etc.

If we set out with the purpose not of changing our dialogue partners but of learning from them, what we learn changes us.

This year's welfare debate also seems destined to transform the whole purpose of welfare, changing it from a form of income maintenance into a tool for changing people's behavior--discouraging teen-age pregnancy, getting welfare recipients into the work force or both.