Sentence examples for unambiguous purpose from inspiring English sources

The first two amendments Democrats allowed to reach the Senate floor had an unambiguous purpose: To put an end to GOP attacks that the far-reaching bill would perpetuate taxpayer-funded bailouts.

The discipline of focusing on one unambiguous purpose (or Key Performance Indicators, also called "KPIs") will enable you drive for those results and maintain focus, while avoiding deviation from the course and the distraction of "shiny objects".

My school is among many privileged schools that declare an unambiguous public purpose.

Vivid, unambiguous use of imagery there.

There was almost a Gallic sensuality to the music, elemental and unambiguous about its purpose.

"This clear and unambiguous expression of purpose contradicts Arizona's argument that the day labor provisions are content-neutral traffic regulations," the judges' ruling said.

We therefore believe there is a need for a standardized and consistent method to uniquely identify an alternatively spliced isoform using a short and unambiguous identifier, whose purpose is to describe its structure, in terms of the exact succession of exons and introns that characterizes it, in a simple and concise way.

For I do not find myself compelled to disregard these considerations either by ironclad statutory language or by any unambiguous evidence of congressional purpose to the contrary.

Though the presidential itinerary encompassed birthday greetings to the Queen and Shakespeare at the Globe, Obama's principal purpose was unambiguous – to shore up his friend and ally in the campaign to keep Britain in the European Union.

As other studies have shown that retrospective self-reporting of complications is subject to inaccuracies (Filippi et al. 2000; Bryce et al. 2013; Tuncalp et al. 2013), this study explored complications with relatively unambiguous symptoms solely for the purpose of exploring related care-seeking not for the purpose of measuring the incare-seeking notity oforhese complicathens.

The RNG register is a validated [ 10] and structured register with regular meetings of participating general practices twice a year, for purposes of maintaining an unambiguous registration, which is an ongoing process.