Sentence examples for which exist to from inspiring English sources

States commonly discourage people from weighing their vehicles at highway weigh stations, which exist to enforce regulations limiting the weight of commercial trucks.

It had been 24 years since the NBA's commissioner last turned up in denim to oversee one of the many committees which exist to do his bidding.

Both men's political action committees (Pacs), which exist to raise money, employ Jim Ellis, who was indicted along with Mr DeLay.

Ed has worked at both the UK and Australian Science Media Centres which exist to promote accurate coverage of science in the news.

Mainstream state schools, which exist to enable emotional, social, physical and academic growth, are not equipped to resource the development of children with significant unresolved emotional needs.

CREDIT UNION LAGGARDS It's a bit surprising that credit unions, which exist to serve members rather than shareholders, don't pay more.

The problem is not fantasy but allegory, which exists to literalize and simplify.

GMG is owned by the Scott Trust, which exists to secure the independence of the Guardian.

— the International Astronomical Union, which exists to hold elections on these things — voted it out.

Besides, prices are the point of Harry Cipriani, which exists to affirm its patrons' ability to throw away money.

Any crossing of these boundaries invokes a shadowy organisation called Breach, which exists to police the separation.