Sentence examples for narrow purposes from inspiring English sources

Tests will be required for narrow purposes where there is specific cause, the department said.

The White House has talked a reasonably good game, as well, on keeping the internet open and not letting the telecom industry, Hollywood and other corporate interests lock it down to serve their own narrow purposes.

As this may indicate, the actual men in Ms. Kingsolver's scheme seldom fare much better than Mr. Praying Mantis does after mating, but they serve their narrow purposes in her storytelling.

It's very often been the case that government officials, including various heads of the C.I.A., have essentially said, "Look, we need these legal authorities and you should trust us to use them responsibly for the narrow purposes of ensuring national security".

And there are three things I can tell you about the tiger: 1) Tiger is never going back in that cage; 2) Do not try to ride tiger for your own narrow purposes or party because this tiger only serves Egypt as a whole; 3) Tiger only eats beef.

We shouldn't forget the difference between the ability of our government to collect information online under strict guidelines and for narrow purposes, and the willingness of some other governments to throw their own citizens in prison for what they say online.

It has the unmistakable air of having been designed for a very narrow purpose.

It may be time to extend that right to MPs – for this narrow purpose at least.

He is proposing it only for the narrow purpose of recognising a new independent self-regulatory system, he says.

Justice Gerges allowed Ms. Woodard's testimony for the narrow purpose of "proving the identity of the perpetrator in this case".

In part, of course, New York's unions used drama and song for the narrow purpose of mobilizing the rank and file, much as the city's political radicals often twisted art into agitprop for their own doctrines.