Sentence examples for a purpose to effect from inspiring English sources

This is why he calls his pieces "artifacts" rather than simply artwork, because the pieces actually have a purpose: to effect magic.

It is true the amendment speaks only of suits in law or equity; but this is because, as was pointed out in Hans v. Louisiana, supra, the amendment was the outcome of a purpose to set aside the effect of the decision of this court in Chisholm v. Georgia, 2 Dall.

In this article, we investigated the wettability of amorphous and annealing-induced nanocrystalline Fe78B13Si9 surfaces by molten pure Sn and Bi using an improved sessile drop method with a primary purpose to clarify the effect of this structural transition on the wettability as well as to determine the key factor that controls the wettability between them.

The trial court found that Singer's only purpose was to effect a cross-licensing, but certain correspondence does cast some shadow upon these negotiations.

The Court absolutely refused to concede that either De Jonge or the Communist Party forfeited the protections of the First and Fourteenth Amendments because one of the Party's purposes was to effect a violent change of government.

Water transport was highly important in the region for subsistence purposes and as a way to effect trade between tribes and later with fur traders.

PURPOSE: To report a side effect of transpupillary thermotherapy for choroidal melanoma.

PURPOSE: To compare the effects of two diets on health-related quality of life (HRQOL).

PURPOSE: To describe the effects of ethnicity and iris color on measurement of retinal vascular caliber.

This was the very definition of an undue burden — a law whose "purpose or effect" was "to place a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion".

239, 66 L.Ed. 385, as are state agencies created to effect a public purpose, see Sanitary District of Chicago v.