Sentence examples for true objectives of from inspiring English sources

Instead of bowing down to the inevitability of a privatised university system, Grayling should stand with those resisting its introduction and rediscover one of the true objectives of the humanities: to ask tough questions about power and privilege.

And the true objectives of the police action rose to the surface: that is, the removal of protesters and the suppression of their "conduct," i.e. the suppression of their effective political speech -- the effectiveness of which resulted directly from the fact that the speech was happening in a time, place and manner not authorized by University administrators.

Attempt to solve it from the true objectives of the religion.

But shouldn't this be the true objective of the No Child Left Behind legislation?

If any chance of British citizenship is in prospect, so much the better – the true objective of the 21st-century Russian is to get out of Russia, and be free of the passport that is hated by most world embassies.

These, however, are code words for the true objective of modern conservatives: rolling back the New Deal and the Great Society and returning America to an age when corporations preyed on workers and government took the side of those who profited.

But Ahab waits still longer to reveal the true objective of the voyage: to wreak vengeance upon the great white whale "athirst for human blood" that on a previous voyage had dashed his boat to splinters and ripped him half to death.

"I don't find the environmental damage to be nearly what people say they find it to be, and we're struggling with whether the true objective of all these regulations is to protect the environment, or whether it's simply to stop the mining of coal".

That "the true objective of the WRU is actually to starve the regions to the point of financial ruin".

Moreover CADEMO serves to determine the sample size for a confidence estimation of an unknown parameter and for the so-called selection procedures, which should be applied instead of using multiple comparisons of means, if the true objective of a study is to select only the best of all possibilities.

But Generalfeldmarschall (Field Marshal) Walther von Reichenau, who visited his son, a Leutnant in the 4th company of Panzer-Regiment 2, revealed to them the true objective of the next campaign.