Sentence examples for expressed purpose to from inspiring English sources

There is, however, in this latter case a statement that should be noticed: 'Nor can we accept the theory that an expressed purpose to prevent possible frauds is enough to justify legislation which really interferes with the free flow of legitimate interstate commerce.

"This is a regime that is building nuclear weapons with the expressed purpose to annihilate Israel's 6 million Jews," Netanyahu said, alluding to the number of Jews killed by the Nazis during World War II.

The Secretary General's act in joining this march -- whose expressed purpose was to apply pressure to the nations gathering at the UN Climate Summit this week -- was still extraordinary and unprecedented, as well as alarming.

The expressed purpose is to deny the vote to GOP opponents.

By circulating the reporter's image, which can now easily be found on the internet, Galloway's expressed purpose was to bring the curtain down on the fake sheikh's career, as well as "protect others" from what he has described as "this unscrupulous individual".

In light of Congress' clearly expressed purpose not to alter the meaning of prior law, see Part I, supra, it cannot be argued, absent some indication to the contrary, that Congress intended 'and laws' to mean anything other than what was understood by the revisers, as shown above.

The Islamic State is now dispatching terrorists from its enclave in Syria to the West, with the expressed purpose of trying to break the will of coalition partners.

The expressed purpose of AMT is to limit taxpayers from reaping too much benefit under the regular income tax law.

The expressed purpose of the law is to make sure that a careful check is done to keep "national security" industries from passing into the hands of foreigners.

Nor can we conclude that, because the administrative system, by which mineral resources in the grant of land under § 3 were reserved, was inappropriate to § 2, Congress did not intend appropriate measures to reserve minerals under the right of way granted by § 2. We cannot assume that the Thirty-seventh Congress was profligate in the face of its express purpose to reserve mineral lands.

5 Congress enacted the ADEA with the express purpose "to promote employment of older persons based on their ability rather than age; to prohibit arbitrary age discrimination in employment; to help employers and workers find ways of meeting problems arising from the impact of age on employment". 29 U.S.C. 621.