Sentence examples for be created for one from inspiring English sources

OUs should be created for one of the following reasons: delegation of administrative tasks, simplified resource administration, and group policy deployment.

Multiple analytical replicates can be created for one biological replicate.

In case no valid primer tuples can be created for one restriction site, this sequence region is refined and the 'next closest' restriction site (if existing) with respect to the interval mean is scanned for valid primers, and pairs are created and checked for validity.

It was created for one purpose and one purpose only -- to find the truth on behalf of the families of four dead Americans," McCarthy told reporters when asked if he had inadvertently aided the campaign of Clinton, who released an ad Monday highlighting McCarthy's comments from the week before.

Both the character and the obscure provenance of "Emmaus" made sense if it had been created for one of Delft's clandestine Catholic churches.

How? Site-specific art is created for one particular space and can't be realized in the same way anywhere else.

But what is certain is that the project, as a departure from a Russian-language media increasingly dominated by a pro-government voice, was created for one purpose — to reclaim a news media stolen by the state.

The project was created for one purpose — to reclaim a news media stolen by the state In a media environment dominated more and more by a cabal of Kremlin allies, such discretion is unsurprising.

Calvin preached the doctrine of predestination, which is by its nature exclusive: "All are not created on equal terms, but some are preordained to eternal life, others to eternal damnation; and, accordingly, as each has been created for one or other of these ends, we say that he has been predestinated to life or to death".

Tim Evans, prosecuting, said he was able to "abuse" a process where two invoices were created for one transaction - one was paid and one was left "hanging in the air".

Furthermore, in each case the indicators were created for one locality (US or UK), whilst what is appropriate in one may not be so in another [15]: not only do perceptions of quality depend upon culture, past experience and expectation but what is reasonably achievable in terms of quality varies with health-service resources and infrastructure.