It would serve no purpose.

He may serve my purpose.

He may serve my purpose.

This regularly engulfs him in controversy, but it can serve an educational purpose.

They still serve that purpose reasonably well.

However, the Agreement has no provisions that can serve as guidelines for this purpose.

Merely renegotiating those agreements would serve no purpose.

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

Except for making us vomit, what purpose do they serve?

In their view, the proposed amendment would not serve that purpose.

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

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

More suitable to your purpose, no? You shall serve in the guard...

7. In this line of thought, the European Union considers that the holding of a Conference for the purpose of defining terrorism in general would serve no meaningful 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.

Moreover, granting of a hearing to any petitioner would serve no useful purpose whatsoever.

But the important thing is that properly used, she may serve our purpose. How?

What purpose did it serve to you? because the book will remain in his library.

You serve no purpose in our world, and we must rid ourselves of your influence.

The purpose of this proposal is to make the United Nations better able to serve its constituency, which is us all of us.

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

6. In these circumstances the Government believes that the procedure does not serve a useful purpose.

The United Nations is too large to serve this purpose, and the most obvious candidate for the group, the G 20, is not representative.

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.

As he put it, the US was built for a purpose to serve eternal and universal principles.

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

Developed over the years on the basis of experience, these rules generally serve their purpose quite well.

It must be true to its own idea, have its own form and serve its own purpose.

Hence, only ratification of or accession to the Convention and strict compliance with it by all States will guarantee that this instrument will serve its purpose.

They serve a higher purpose (although they can be and often are corrupted or twisted for bad ends).

While these provinces serve no political or administrative purpose, they play an important role in people's self identity.

Availability For any information system to serve its purpose, the information must be available when it is needed.

If you was to let that money serve the Lord's purpose... he might feel kindly turned towards you.

This serves the purpose.

Nobody in Indonesia feels sure as to what motivates the criminals to abduct a child to serve their purpose.

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

The Nordic countries consider that an international conference on the subject would not serve the purpose of preventing terrorism.

The proposal that the goals and targets of United Nations conferences be synthesized, costed, prioritized and placed in a reasonable time perspective for implementation will serve this purpose.

You did this on purpose?

But this is what most schools serve.

This fellow says he won't serve us.

Go and serve this tea to Sanat

The purpose of this review is

We're even doing this on purpose.