They serve no useful purpose.

Crimes of passion serve no purpose.

They still serve that purpose reasonably well.

l guess it will serve its purpose.

The latter serve a dual financial and social purpose.

What other structures might effectively serve such a purpose?

What other structures might effectively serve such a purpose?

The Special Rapporteur considered that to return to the house would serve no useful purpose.

Interdivisional meetings where individual project proposals are reviewed serve this purpose.

But, in a manner of speaking, it'll serve the same purpose.

The strategy is intended to serve the purpose of drawing greater attention to the country s plight.

At the end of her life, she did serve a certain purpose.

A robust United Nations presence in Basra and Erbil would serve that purpose.

If it was a purely interpretative instrument, he wondered what purpose it would serve.

In our view, the simple reliability test of the draft Convention is not adequate to serve this purpose.

This instrument could serve a useful purpose and its use could be facilitated more actively.

You see, the champions, the legends, they serve as a purpose, a challenge, an incentive.

To serve any useful purpose, evaluations should be done on a regular basis and follow common norms and standards.

In terms of another suggestion, the object and purpose test could serve as the general guideline.

A periodic report on the implementation of the Secretary General's action plan would serve that purpose well.

Its new offices in Samoa and Barbados, covering the South Pacific and Caribbean subregions, serve that purpose.

The word importance could be interpreted as referring to the purpose that the Agreement would serve if it was properly implemented

Work plans did not serve the intended purpose and UNHCR therefore reviewed this issue and revised its policy.

If necessary, his delegation was prepared to propose alternative wording that would serve the purpose intended by the clause, while avoiding potential problems.

And so this function of emotions suggests that, in addition to any other purpose they serve, they're a kind of primitive form of communication.

And the only purpose that these legs can serve, outside the context of the film, is to provoke the senses and ignite the imagination.

However, such objects become valid targets under international law when they serve a military purpose, such as being used to store weapons or ammunition.

Accordingly, the Government of Israel is of the opinion that the proposed visit of Dr. Mihaly Simai to Israel would serve no useful purpose.

Such consideration, together with information to be prepared by the Secretariat for that purpose, would serve to promote the Convention and facilitate its use by practitioners.

Because I think all of you will agree that the only legitimate purpose of government is to serve citizens, and I would argue that the only legitimate purpose of technology is to improve our lives, not to manipulate or enslave us.

These activities serve a specific purpose and some of them will form the building blocks of the emerging Kyoto Protocol infrastructure.

The broader use of gross domestic product (GDP) and commodity price linked bonds in international markets would serve the same purpose.

These meetings serve a very useful purpose by promoting mutual understanding and cooperation on a myriad of issues of common interest.

But I began looking at design in a place like Amsterdam and recognized, you know, the first job of design is to serve a social purpose.

The new Defense Cooperation Guidelines between the US and Japan will serve the same purpose, and help secure peace in the region for years to come.

In addition, there is also a concern that a definition aiming to be universally applicable may serve to exclude certain indigenous peoples and be used for this purpose.

To ensure that this memory will serve its purpose both to remind and to teach we must not be afraid to open our eyes to that inglorious period of human history.

The two most recent review cycles had shown that the current system did not fully serve its intended purpose and needed further refinement.

Ms. Ahn Eun ju (Republic of Korea) said that sanctions, when applied effectively, could serve their intended purpose in maintaining international peace and security.

These serve a different purpose, being intended to meet exceptional needs or an exceptional workload, and allow the employer to employ workers for up to ten hours of actual work a day.

Nor am I going to serve that which you serve,

Nor are you going to serve Him Whom I serve

Nor am I going to serve that which you serve,

Nor are you going to serve Him Whom I serve

Preliminary studies indicate that the orbit needs to be raised by about 300 kilometres to serve the intended purpose, not by the 40 to 70 kilometres that have been used by some operators.