Sentence examples for purpose to meet from inspiring English sources

Our economies need a purpose – to meet people's needs, now and in the future – and to achieve that strictly within environmental limits.

In a commentary written for Guardian Australia, Rudd says there are questions about whether the UN remains fit for purpose to meet the needs of the international community "for the century unfolding before us".

The question arises, therefore, whether this post-war institution called the UN remains "fit for purpose" to meet the needs of the international community for the century unfolding before us.

JUNEBUG Embeth Davidtz as a British art dealer whose trip to North Carolina has a double purpose: to meet the family of her new husband (Alessandro Nivola) and clinch a deal with a local artist.

Even if they're relatively small things, it's important to have some sense of purpose to meet the day.

The rules, which would have come into effect on 24 June, would have required oil and gas companies to reveal the chemicals they inject into the ground for fracking purposes, to meet construction standards when drilling wells, and to dispose of contaminated water safely.

Sir Alistair Graham, the former chairman of the Committee for Standards in Public Life, told the programme that MPs should be using their second homes "for their own purposes to meet their parliamentary duties rather than having some cosy arrangement with some other MP".

But its purpose, of course, primary purpose, is to meet the legal obligation of law to cover the fiscal cost of TARP".

In a life of purpose, strive to meet others who share your sense of purpose and mission.

Our purpose is to meet with Colonel Qaddafi today and persuade him to step aside.

"Our purpose is to meet the transportation needs of the region.