Sentence examples for In furtherance of that from inspiring English sources

In furtherance of that approach, I urge the implementation of a uniform licensing model.

In furtherance of that study, the present investigation therefore evaluated the effect of the active chloroform extract on key enzymes and proteins of carbohydrate and lipid metabolisms using a molecular approach, with the aim to understand, at least in part, the anti-diabetic mechanism of this medicinal vegetable.

May I inquire what, if any, specific and concrete steps you have agreed to take in furtherance of that?

"These are people who have a desire, intent, to disarm, and they are taking action in furtherance of that goal," he said.

"I obtained and received information from the ELF Web site and used that information in furtherance of that conspiracy," Mr. Rammelkamp said as his mother, father and lawyer stood by his side.

In the movie, D'Souza (adapting his book "The Roots of Obama's Rage") accuses the President of sharing the anticolonialist doctrine of his father, Barack Obama Sr., and of planning to weaken and impoverish the United States in furtherance of that doctrine.

He ruled that the law was "content neutral" and "in furtherance of important governmental interests that does not unduly restrict expressive activities".

This section states that a misdemeanor unauthorized access becomes a felony when it is "in furtherance of any criminal or tortious act in violation of the Constitution or laws of the United States or of any State".

An act of boarding or attempting to board any ship with the apparent intent to commit theft or any other crime and with the apparent intent or capability to use force in the furtherance of that act3.

Neiweem also had documents in his cell from the Anarchist Black Cross, which the Illinois Department of Correction says is "a political organization and openly supports those who have committed illegal activity in furtherance of revolutionary aims". That's a menacing way of saying that the group writes letters to prisoners and solicits donations so they can buy food from the prison commissary.

Senior Crown Prosecutor Mark Tedeschi QC said on Monday, the opening day of Droudis's trial, that Monis saw fire as "a form of God's retribution" and directed her to burn the body "in furtherance of his belief that the deceased had wronged him, and therefore deserved God's vengeance".