Sentence examples for would serve that from inspiring English sources
But surely a less public system -- one, say, under which the parties have access to one another's donor lists -- would serve that purpose.
His aim, transparently, is to bring the infant ECB to heel: a commitment to stabilise the euro, dollar and yen, undertaken by finance ministers and subordinating the ECB's mandate to achieve price stability, would serve that purpose very well.
It is true that "contribution" and "expenditure" are defined in the Federal Election Campaign Act as anything "for the purpose of influencing any election," and it may have been intended and hoped that paying hush money would serve that end.
Coming out against such a panel today, the Senate Republican leader, Trent Lott of Mississippi, noted that the intelligence committees were already working and said, "I don't think a commission would serve that good a purpose now, and it would be weeks, months, before it would ever produce anything".
The remix would serve that purpose even better.
There's still a possibility such a lockdown won't be an option, though, in which case the "Liz & Dick" actress would serve that sentence in jail.
They're there weighing down the bookshelf, Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies, unread, two big slabs of guilt (or executioners blocks, they'd serve that purpose well).
I'd serve that with mayonnaise, butterhead lettuce and thin slices of salted cucumber, pickled in white wine vinegar, sugar and chopped dill.
Gas rationing would certainly serve that purpose.
Creating more civil defense forces would also serve that purpose.
