Sentence examples for as existing for from inspiring English sources

The administration's main objection has nothing to do with Syria's chemical weapons, which have been known as existing for years.

Ms. Smith, the UBS spokeswoman, said that Luxalpha was clearly defined as existing for the purpose of channeling investments to Mr. Madoff and that the fund's documentation contained an explicit waiver that USB was "not expected to be responsible for the safekeeping of the assets".

Larry Sand, who runs the California Teachers Empowerment Network, an organization he describes as existing "for teachers who don't tow the union line," questioned the NEA proposal's sincerity.

Iantaffi told VICE that they believe trans bodies are seen "as existing for the cisgender gaze and, as such, almost as a form of titillation," rather than as people with their own sexual needs and sexual health rights.

Iantaffi said that they believe trans bodies are seen "as existing for the cisgender gaze and, as such, almost as a form of titillation," rather than as people with their own sexual needs and sexual health rights.

Add score of left-hand feature (strength) to score of right-hand feature (opportunity) for all pairs which has relation identified as existing (for instance: Yes, this strength overcomes this threat); all pairs which has non-existing relation are counted as 0. Sum up all added up scores and get final results for each pair of categories.

Sub-acute is defined as pain existing for 4 12 weeks.

The addition of educational campaigns to modify storage places for agricultural products, firewood or other belongings to current campaigns such as those existing for dengue fever, may promote the reduction of habitats for the vectors [ 7].

On that note, know and accept that some spaces are clearly marked as existing only for people of color, or only for LGBTQ++ people, or only for women.

On that note, know and accept that some spaces are clearly marked as existing only for people of colour, or only for LGBTQ++ people or only for women.

People who regard nature as existing solely for their own convenience die in other tales.