Sentence examples for which existed to from inspiring English sources

In 1996, Congress eliminated spending for the 20 Death Penalty Resource Centers, which existed to help mount the appeals of death row inmates, who are usually poor.

It is fuelled by politicians, who are happy to vent, but unhappy to plan – the government has axed its Migration Impacts fund, which existed to ease pressure on local services, and there is no Roma member of the UK Ethnic Minority Employment Stakeholder Group.

This state of affairs can be traced to Mao Zedong's 1942 "Zai Yan'an wenyi zuotanhui shang de jianghua" ("Talks at the Yan'an Forum on Literature and Art"), in which he articulated his position that literature, which existed to serve politics, was to be popularized while the people's level of literary appreciation was gradually being elevated.

Because of the low hydrogen diffusibility and high hydrogen solubility in austenite, a standard method (BS 6693 19888) which existed to determine the hydrogen content of ferritic steel welds as a means of assessing welding consumables, is not suitable for duplex welds.

A century ago the study of the humanities meant reading Classics, which existed to help young viscounts insult their servants in Latin.

I'm not sure how Matthews gets from "some" people being "susceptible to torture" to Orwell's Room 101 at the Ministry of Love, which existed to prove that everyone is susceptible to torture, but I'd allow that it's a bit appalling to see this logic being applied as an affirmative defense of torture.

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.