Sentence examples for purpose to bring from inspiring English sources

But it is only when Lalla understands the malafa's deeper purpose — to bring her closer to God — that she is allowed to wear one.

Savage cuts in council budgets, chopping ministries in half, disparaging officials – all these have the purpose to bring down the public sector, a long-term political goal.

"If they are associated with a proper and easy-to-understand explanation of the science, they serve a wonderful purpose to bring everyone into the action," he said.

While these voices may be odd, disturbing, even disorienting, especially if overheard, they serve a special purpose: to bring us close.

Neither has the company's understanding of Zelda's essential purpose: to bring the great outdoors — the rollicking hills, the whispering caves, all that breezy, alfresco escapade — indoors.

Angelenos are gathering with a common purpose to bring life to the banks of the neglected Los Angeles River, a 51-mile-long, sunbaked concrete ditch best known as the location for fiery car chases in action movies.

But there is a serious purpose to bringing pregnancy and birth into the open.

It appears to have two purposes: to bring down the RSPB – the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds – and to get the natural history presenter Chris Packham sacked from the BBC.

It proposed to uncouple the tax arrangements for fuel used for commercial purposes from those for fuels used for private purposes in order for Member States wishing to do so to increase the excise duty on diesel fuel used for private purposes to bring it into line with the excise duty levied on petrol[111].

Purposive diachronic redistribution involves the successful implementation of institutions and policies whose purpose is to bring about changes in the holdings of different subjects.

But the question is for what purpose - to bring justice to the Palestinians?