Sentence examples for purpose of liberating from inspiring English sources

This has provided the justification for Hizbullah's claim to be retaining its arms for the purpose of liberating Lebanese territory from Israeli occupation.

In 337 Philip II of Macedon had formed the League of Corinth for the purpose of liberating the Greek cities under Achaemenid rule and, early in 336, had sent an advance force into Asia Minor.

A local official named Muhammad Najar joined us; he told me that the Iraqi forces arrayed there were elements of the Army's Jerusalem brigade, a reserve unit established by Saddam with the stated purpose of liberating Jerusalem from the Israelis.

After the outbreak of World War I, Supilo supported the Allied cause and, together with the Croatian nationalist Ante Trumbić and Ivan Meštrović, a noted sculptor, founded the Yugoslav Committee in London (1915) with the purpose of liberating the South Slavs.

If, as this whole section of Leviticus assumes, God's people are called to reflect what God is like, to make God's holiness visible, then just or good action is action which reflects God's purpose of liberating persons and environment from possession and the exploitation that comes from it – liberating them in order that their "primary and defining relation" may be realised.

"It's part of liberating our smaller brands," he added.

The Kashmiri people have risen up, and it is the national purpose of Pakistan to help liberate them..

The Kashmiri people have risen up, and it is the national purpose of Pakistan to help liberate them...

"The Kashmiri people have risen up," he told me, "and it is the national purpose of Pakistan to help liberate them".

The bottom line is that the purpose of education is to liberate minds and we have a golden opportunity to do that here in Compton". According to English teacher Van Niel, the faculty--which he described as "very demoralized for a long time --is already responding positime --is time --isresident's energy alreadyimism.

Even morally justifiable purposes, such as liberating Europe from Nazi occupation, entail morally problematic acts.