Sentence examples for general purposes of from inspiring English sources

This year the only contribution for the general purposes of government was the Lib Dems' share from Edwards' will.

Edelson went to the probate office and found out that Lu Burke had left the money for the "general purposes of the library".

The process, referred to as centuriation, typically made use of squares of 2,330 feet (710 metres) on a side, intended for land distribution to settlers and general purposes of inventory.

Whether expounding on humanity's history or his own, he uses language that is always precise and distanced: "Although we had formed our marriage for general purposes of companionship rather than preparing for parenthood, we didn't go in for overmuch fleshsex in the early years".

As shown in Table 3, dentine, cementum and bone are quite similar and for general purposes of material scientists they are regarded as being essentially the same material (Elliott 2002; Weiner and Wagner 1998; Currey 2002; Rho et al. 1998; Fratzl et al. 2004; Rubin et al. 2003; Su et al. 2003; Pellegrino and Blitz 1972; LeGeros et al. 1987; Jones 2001).

The present findings further indicate that video-derived measures may supplement observations of lever pressing for the general purposes of testing behavior-altering effects of PCB 153 exposure.

Rather, she wrote, the intellectual property laws generally, including the international copyright system, must address the general purpose of the clause, that of encouraging "the dissemination of existing and future works".

Herbert Pocket fancies "buying a rifle and going to America, with a general purpose of compelling buffaloes to make his fortune".

The general purpose of the legislation is to replace a longstanding tax break for American exporters that the World Trade Organization has declared an illegal trade subsidy.

"Perhaps I'm a victim of hope over reality," Mr. Healy said, "but I thought the general purpose of this conference call was to give us some numbers for this year and some idea of where this company stood.

Ford's grant-makers are employed "for the general purpose of advancing human welfare," so their work requires determining what human welfare consists of and how best to advance it.