Sentence examples for toward the purpose from inspiring English sources

"All the restructuring was designed toward the purpose of finding out how to make the agency more accountable and transparent, so that we could expose it to the public.

This study was carried out toward the purpose of achieving the following objectives: (1) To assess the possibility of vermicomposting of different types of coconut wastes   (2) To evaluate the potential of Eudrilus eugeniae to vermicompost coconut wastes   (3) To generate comparative data on the degradability of the various types of coconut wastes  .

In other words, Whitehead sees life as directed toward the purpose of increasing its own satisfaction.

Now, it is a beast of a bureaucracy, a massive fusion network of federal and local agents working together toward the purpose of...well...collecting intelligence.

Over the centuries, the Just War tradition has wrestled with when and how force may be morally applied, in a fallen world, toward the purpose of the greater good of peace.

This means we have a chance to push the pendulum back from viewing public education's main purpose as one of competition among individuals, toward the purpose of readying all our K-12 students for success in post-secondary education so our communities prosper economically, civically and socially.

Forensic engineering may be defined as the application of engineering principles toward the purposes of the law.

Toward that goal, the purpose of this work is twofold.

"If this is your threshold," he continued, moving an envelope on the table toward him, "the purpose is to push your threshold up and I believe the only way to push it up is to train below it.

Not surprisingly, human psychology includes a powerful bias toward thoughts about the "purpose" or "function" of objects and behaviors what Kelemen and Rosset (2009) dub the "human function compunction".

As a first step toward this goal, the purpose of this study was to gain a clearer understanding of the NOS views of a sample of undergraduate students enrolled in two biology courses: environmental science (ES) designed to serve nonscience majors, and animal behavior (AB), an upper-level biology course for natural science majors.