Sentence examples for a broad purpose from inspiring English sources

However, simply as a biobank can elaborate a broad purpose of 'research', and does not seek 'blanket consent' does not mean it has adequately fulfilled its obligations under 14(1)(b).

SLC44A1 is ubiquitously expressed in human tissues, implying that it is involved in choline metabolism for a broad purpose, such as phospholipid synthesis [ 44- 47].

He also has a broader purpose.

Zondi had a broader purpose than simple homage to Ashe.

Universal jurisdiction serves a broader purpose, Mr. Brody said.

There is a broader purpose to all this activity in developing countries.

There was a broader purpose to the foreign minister's timely remarks.

So divestment, says public health specialist Simon Chapman, has a different context, as well as a broader purpose.

In light of Mr. Khatami's speech, many in the opposition detected a broader purpose to the new raids than merely cutting off the prison-abuse investigations.

The candidates and groups challenging the law disclaimed a broader purpose and said they were not attacking public financing as such.

But the Act of 1701 had a broader purpose: to arrange the peaceful transfer of the British crown from Queen Anne, the last of the Stuart dynasty, to the House of Hanover.