Sentence examples for purpose to secure from inspiring English sources

GMG also has an endowment fund with the sole purpose to secure the editorial independence and financial security of the Guardian in perpetuity.

These post-colonial authoritarian regimes established total control over all institutions — military, security, political, economic, media, cultural and religious — all with one purpose: to secure their power and eliminate all opposition.

All of this preparation was for one purpose — to secure Mexico's advancement beyond the second round of the 32-team tournament, where it has exited from four consecutive World Cups.

This conclusion is reached in view of the language of the statute, read in the light of its main purpose to secure the right of multiplying copies of the work,—a right which is the special creation of the statute.

He praised the document as "a thorough and thoughtful study of practices that I believe not only failed their purpose — to secure actionable intelligence to prevent further attacks on the U.S. and our allies — but actually damaged our security interests, as well as our reputation as a force for good in the world".

In doing so, they created an ownership structure with only two purposes: to secure the future of the Guardian in perpetuity, and to protect its independence in all situations, at all costs and against all comers.

The purposes to secure a certain minimum of nutritive elements and to prevent fraud may be carried out in this way even though condensed skimmed milk and Hebe both should be admitted to be wholesome.

Geist recognizes the Manchurian and Alashan wapiti but places all other elk into C. canadensis canadensis, claiming that classification of the four surviving North American groups as subspecies is driven, at least partly, for political purposes to secure individualized conservation and protective measures for each of the surviving populations.

In short it is said the purpose was to secure responsible men to represent the company on the spot.

Its purpose is to secure religious liberty in the individual by prohibiting any invasions thereof by civil authority". Abington School Dist.

The association's bylaws said its purpose was "to secure the benefits of elevated, rational enjoyment and of substantial improvement which books can give".