Sentence examples for explicitly stated purpose from inspiring English sources
Increasing revenues was not an explicitly stated purpose for the study, he said.
Admittedly, he gets tired, but his explicitly stated purpose provides motivation when the time comes to trade sleep for work.
The explicitly stated purpose of the "zero tolerance" policy is to produce more family separations precisely because the prospect of enduring them — and, by extension, the extreme fear, anxiety and suffering they threaten to induce — might dissuade more people from trying to cross the border, including people fleeing other horrors at home.
The vast majority of them voted to approve a bill which explicitly stated a secular purpose; what is crucial is not their wisdom in believing that purpose would be achieved by the bill, but their sincerity in believing it would be.
If you are not counted as a regular at Reynold's, you may be asked -- not once, but twice or even three times -- to explicitly state the purpose of your visit.
On the contrary, the grant was explicitly stated to be for a designated purpose,one which negated the existence of the power to voluntarily alienate the right of way or any portion thereof.
When the purpose of the law is not explicitly stated, the court may conclude that there is no legitimate public purpose, assume that there is a legitimate public purpose but refuse to look for it, or draw some inferences as to what it is.
These tools will include self-tracking features and survey-reporting, with the purposes and disclosures explicitly stated.
When the purpose of the law is explicitly stated, the court may either accept it at face value; or challenge the integrity of the legislative declaration, looking behind the explicit purpose to determine the true purpose.
The scope and purpose domain assesses whether the aims and target audience are explicitly stated.
The club's loan agreement explicitly stated that up to $351 million of the $375 million loan was intended "for purposes unrelated to the Yellowstone Club" — a stipulation that proves, Mr. Blixseth has asserted in court filings, that he did nothing wrong.
