Or it might be a necessary but incidental step in using the item for another purpose".
A receivership is properly an intermediate or incidental step toward some other principal objective and not generally the object of litigation.
She noted that other cases might involve products that copy themselves outside the purchaser's control, or the copying might be "a necessary but incidental step in using the item for another purpose". She left open the possibility that such different circumstances would produce different results.
After incidental contact, Revis had stepped in front to grab the pass, and was zipping upfield by the time Marshall adjusted his shoulder pads.
Agencies refer to such monitoring as "incidental'' collection and take steps to minimize the sharing of those people's names or identifying information within the government, often by masking their names in internal reports about the intercepted communications.
Incidental Intelligence: The entrance to Three Steps Down, a ladies'-apparel shop at 103 Waverly Place, is four steps down.
The New Yorker, October 20, 1951 P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The entrance to Three Steps Down, a ladies'-apparel shop at 103 Waverly Place, is four steps down.
By William Mangold and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 20, 1951 P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: The entrance to Three Steps Down, a ladies'-apparel shop at 103 Waverly Place, is four steps down.
Although the return of incidental findings represents an important step forward in the use of sequencing for medical benefit, implementing these recommendations requires the development of infrastructure to support evaluation and reporting.
The targeting process always includes a determination of the legality of the target and requires commanders to take steps to "avoid excessive incidental civilian casualties and damage to civilian property".
