Sentence examples for purpose was to attack from inspiring English sources
The purpose was to attack Spamhaus and two similar groups.
To exploit that weak spot, the perpetrator hand-crafted a spam bot whose sole purpose was to attack that one specific registration form with details that wouldn't fit any easily identifiable pattern.
In addition to being autobiographical, they are also, as is standard, explicitly works of political and social criticism and moral suasion; they were aimed at the hearts and minds of the readers, and their greater purpose was to attack and to contribute to the abolition of slavery in the United States, and to argue for the full inclusion of black Americans into the nation.
This agency action was made to prevent a transfer whose only logical purpose was to attack open source software.
"The purpose is to attack the regime," an American official said.
Although it signed up to fight the Taliban after September 11th 2001, Pakistan has continued to protect some of the Taliban in order to counter India's influence in Afghanistan.Third, it has led Pakistan to foster Islamist terrorism especially the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), a Punjab-based outfit whose purpose is to attack India.
Such foundations do not exist to give emergency aid during crises arising from war or natural disaster; instead, their purpose is to attack social and scientific problems at the root, a process that sometimes requires substantial allocations of grant money over 5, 10 or even 20 years.
The explicit purpose of the speech was to attack the Labour government's plans to pass a Race Relations Act which would have outlawed racial discrimination in employment and housing.
The Werewolves' sole purpose would be to attack the Allies after the war was over.
Their purpose was to withstand the initial attacks and divide the attacking Russian forces into smaller groups.
If his only purpose was to use a Japanese attack to bring the United States into the war, he could have done so with the loss of just a few destroyers and some airplanes.
