Sentence examples for In the furtherance of from inspiring English sources

In the furtherance of this, he appointed Garry McCarthy, former Deputy Commissioner of Operations of the New York City Police Department, as the director of the Newark Police Department.

To mock such human suffering in the furtherance of animal rights is cruel and misguided.

They were merely particularly potent believers in violence in the furtherance of an idealistic, millenarian vision.

Beatty was active in the furtherance of cancer research, and in 1936 he founded the Chester Beatty Research Institute, London.

His crime was "seditious conspiracy" – plotting against the US state in the furtherance of Puerto Rican independence.

Historically, governments claimed private property for public use in the furtherance of such things as bridge construction, highway development, and services in the public interest.

In many countries the furtherance of librarianship and library systems is promoted by national and regional library associations.

"The ethics of secret service in wartime do not permit the furtherance of schemes whose object is homicide, but neither do they prohibit enterprises from which the risk of incidental homicide cannot be excluded".

This paper contributes to the furtherance of techniques in stochastic modelling, information theory and soft computing technologies in the analysis of the financial system and transactions.

"Under the business judgment rule, unless there is a showing of discrimination, self-dealing or misconduct board members are presumed to be acting in good faith and in the exercise of honest judgment in the legitimate furtherance of corporate purposes," Mr. Greenstein said.

Richard Siegler, another Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, said that under a 1990 ruling by the state's Court of Appeals in what is known as the Levandusky case, three elements must be present for a board to invoke the business judgment rule: the board's actions must be in good faith, in furtherance of the purposes of the co-op or condo, and within the scope of the board's authority.