Sentence examples for to the furtherance from inspiring English sources

Postgrads are vital, not just to the economy but to the furtherance of human learning.

I rejoice all the time because all these things that happen have happened to the furtherance of the Gospel.

Statutory law in some American states, following the lead of the Model Penal Code, have limited conspiracy offense to the furtherance of criminal objectives.

The chief architect, Robert Helmer, wrote that he wanted the building "to be regarded as a cathedral dedicated to the furtherance of thrift and prosperity".

Representative of the Catholic cantons at the Council of Trent and at the courts of four popes Paul IV, Pius IV, Gregory XIII, and Gregory XIV Lussy devoted much of his life to the furtherance of papal interests.

The plan had been to interact with the local youth, both inside and outside the high walls of the juvenile detention centres, to the furtherance of more positive lifestyles and better relationships between the police and these young offenders.

The tract was not formally laid out until 1659, but as early as 1651 Endecott was granted an additional "three hundred acres of land to tend the furtherance of a copper works" that was adjacent to his land.

What is more important to you, the furtherance of science or protecting the scientist whose career is in your hands?

Gretzky himself was considered a "traitor" by some Canadians for turning his back on his adopted hometown, and his home country; his motivation was widely rumoured to be the furtherance of his wife's acting career.

These emerging leaders in Senchi Ferry are on a path to success through the furtherance of their educational goals.

And now, thanks to Reid's power move, the stakes for 2014 include control of a Senate that can either be a stronger aid to Obama in the furtherance of his agenda or, if the GOP can take over, an even more effective check on the executive's ambitions.