Sentences with phrase «serve vital purposes»

Though the other two types of monitors serve vital purposes too, sound monitors are pivotal in alerting you if anything goes wrong.

We all know that taxes serve a vital purpose — funding essential public services and infrastructure.

«The Primavera Program serves a vital purpose in the Bronx, teaching our children not only the basics of Italian language and culture, but providing our kids with a solid foundation for the future,» said Senator Klein.

According to Vice President of Member Experience Tim MacGougan, videos serve a vital purpose on the app by giving «users a good feel for what it might be like to go on a date with someone.»

The digital publishing revolution didn't only put publishing access and large - volume content storage within easy reach of consumers, it also serves a vital purpose in protecting information.

While annoying to fiddle with, these doors serve a vital purpose: they preserve the Tablet Z's IPX55 / 57 water - resistance and IP5X dust - proof ratings.

The repo market originated as a means by which securities dealers could finance their bond positions, still serving this vital purpose today.

It's hard to imagine a professional art curator, with scholastic or historical intentions, ever being able to acquire the in - depth and intimate understanding of specific materials, visual sources or local scenes needed to produce shows like these, which is why artist - curated shows serve a vital purpose to even the most casual art viewer.

Trustees serve a vital purpose in the culture sector, but only if politicians avoid the temptation to meddle...

Hackathons serve a vital purpose by providing a competitive but nurturing forum where participants can quickly propel big ideas into viable solutions.

Not exact matches

Second, epistemologically speaking, Bergson means by «matter» the way in which the intellect approaches all things (whether vital or inert) as if they were simply the sums of their parts — parts that are subject to being disassembled and re-assembled in any order whatsoever to serve the abstract ends of the intellect itself or the purposes of the organism that intellect serves.

The President continues: «The seven principles of Kwanzaa - unity, self - determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith - serve as vital tools in building hope and opportunity in our communities and throughout our country.»

«Paul's use of the Adam story,» Enns concludes, «serves a vital theological purpose in explaining to his ancient readers the significance for all humanity of Christ's death and resurrection.

A vital investment in America's future: Funding scientific research serves dual purposes: it is an immediate stimulus to the economy, and it is an investment in American leadership in science, engineering, technology, and education.

This cheat meal will serve two purposes: First, it'll keep you sane and second, it'll replenish all of the stores vital to energy and fat loss such as glycogen and leptin.

This is hardly the first time animation has served the vital artistic purpose of rendering difficult subjects accessible: At Studio Ghibli, both Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki used the medium to address difficult memories of wartime Japan — in «Grave of the Fireflies» and «The Wind Rises,» respectively — and with «The Breadwinner,» Cartoon Saloon follows their lead.

Early entry can serve many good purposes, including vital «live» preparation for later exams.

One vital point to make here is that effective promotion and marketing serves the purpose of attracting people to your product and then leaving any further decisions up to them.

Our membership program serves two purposes — to raise vital financial support for our pet - focused programming, and to welcome our friends and donors into our thriving community.

To serve this purpose, they are creating humane technology that is vital to understand the «most vulnerable human instincts so we can design compassionately to protect them from being abused.»

United States Marine Corps (Quantico, VA) 06/1991 — 10/2011 Gunnery Sergeant, Retired • Provide 20 years of honorable service in varied leadership positions within the USMC • Recipient of the Bronze Star for service in Iraq and a two - time recipient of the Navy / Marine Corps Achievement Medal • SNCOIC (Staff Noncommissioned Officer in Charge) at the Marine Corps Network Operations and Security Center • Deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom from August 2005 to February 2006 • Assist a Military Transition Team with Iraqi Army's 1st Division 2nd Brigade Headquarters in the training of Iraqi forces • Serve as the Brigade G1 (Admin) Advisor and G4 (Logistics) / Motor Transport Advisor responsible for training high ranking Iraqi Officers (O6 / General Officers) in effective administration, IT, logistics, and other vital operational functions • Additional assignments included Headquarters and Service Company, 8th Tank Battalion, Delta Company 4th Light Armor Reconnaissance Battalion, Marine Corps Center for Lessons Learned, and Special Purpose MAGTF for Experiential Operations, Marine Corps Warfighting Lab