Sentence examples for attributed to the purpose from inspiring English sources

Finally, the difference between cultivated plant taxonomy and the taxonomy of other plants has been attributed to the purpose for which the taxonomy has been devised, it being plant-centred in the Botanical Code and human-centred in the Cultivated Plant Code.

This challenge can be partly attributed to the dual purpose of the ICF: the institution or principal investigator (PI) use it as a tool to indemnify them from litigation as a result of the increasingly litigious culture emerging in Western societies [ 32], while the ethical guidelines focus on informing the participants of all the risks associated with the research.

(Freud, 1924 ; Q366) [We] have taken the view that the principle which governs all mental processes is a special case of Fechner's "tendency towards stability", and have accordingly attributed to the mental apparatus the purpose of reducing to nothing, or at least of keeping as low as possible, the sums of excitation which flow in upon it.

The paper examines the bases on which the agent's wrongful conduct may be attributed to the organization for purposes of imposing liability and awarding remedies.

Amici submit this brief to demonstrate that the purpose attributed to the statute by Petitioners was, in fact, never contemplated by the legislators who enacted the law, nor by the state officials charged with deciding whether to establish their own Exchanges.

To reduce dead volume attributed to the reactor tube, carborundum (Fisher, General purpose grade, 24 mesh) was loaded above and below the catalyst bed separated with quartz wool wads (Fisher) to prevent the mixing of catalyst (0.5000 ± 0.0005 g) with the carborundum.

In Burdeau the Court held that the actions of a private party in illegally seizing evidence will not be attributed to the Government for Fourth Amendment purposes when the private party turns the evidence over to the Government.

He said that government programs should be upheld on "the principles of neutrality and private choice," meaning that if the government "offers aid on the same terms, without regard to religion," no impermissible religious purpose could be attributed to the government.

The political economist, by contrast, generally denies that any purpose can be attributed to the promulgator of a legal rule largely because legal rules are not promulgated by a single individual with power to control unilaterally the content of the rule.

For tallying purposes, ChNPS1 and ChNPS3 were attributed to the CYCLO subfamily.

Such loans (other than loans originally attributed to the central obligor in their own right) will not be considered obligations of the central obligor and will continue to be attributed to the original public-sector obligor for purposes of the lending limit.