Sentence examples for the defining purpose of from inspiring English sources

The defining purpose of the government... is now in tatters.

The defining purpose of this government's term has been fixing the battered public services it inherited.

Likewise, failure in the defining purpose of Mr Salmond's career would neuter him.

Mr. Bush has often talked about how his presidency did not, in a real sense, begin until Sept. 11 when, he said, he found in the aftermath of the attacks the defining purpose of his presidency.

"We say that the central and the defining purpose of marriage is to channel naturally procreative sexual activity between men and women into stable, enduring unions for the sake of begetting, nurturing, and raising the next generation.

A second widespread approach focuses solely on love as the defining purpose of marriage.

Equally, one of the defining purposes of championship races has always been to identify the best conduits for the improvement of the gene pool.

"The defined purpose of the government, the cornerstone of the coalition, the one test they set themselves - to balance the books and get the debt falling by 2015 - is now in tatters," he said.

And the Labour leader is right to say the central defining purpose of any political party now, should be lifting up the people in the middle.

Thus, the data published herein should lead us to revise the examination protocols used for abdominal MDCT angiography with the clearly defined purpose of reducing the total amount of iodine.

The introduction clearly defines the purpose of the manuscript and the relevance to the policy practice.