Sentence examples for noted the purpose from inspiring English sources

Allmusic editor Iván Adaime noted the purpose of the compilation album was to "close this era" of the Romance series.

Bevin's lawyer Palmer Vance II, noted the purpose of requiring losers to pay for attorneys' fees is to deter "conduct that violates civil rights".

The author noted the purpose of Miranda was to address psychologically pressured interviews and that it had noted that adequate protection was essential in order "to dispel the compulsion inherent in custodial surroundings".

First, as noted, the purpose and direction of the research may not be fully known at the time the samples and consent are obtained.

We then noted the purpose of the guidelines and sought to ascertain whether the research ethics protocols were determined exclusively by the guidelines.

Approximately 27% of the studies also noted the purpose behind preschoolers' participation in screen-viewing activities while in childcare, [ 50, 54, 59, 62] with the most prevalent being education- and entertainment-related.

As the Metropolitan Transportation Authority notes, the purpose of the map is to navigate the subway, not the streets.

But it is important to note, the purpose of the presented work is hazardous atmospheric release detection and localization.

And while the regulator seems satisfied that security is a valid and legal reason to transfer the data — writing that "it seems to be essential to the efficient functioning of the application" — business intelligence is another matter, with CNIL noting the purpose here "aims at improving performances and optimizing the use of the application through the analysis of its users' behavior".

Nonprofits disclose expenditures in broad categories such as "travel," "meals" and "meetings" without noting the purpose of the expense or who benefited.

Joinson and Dietz-Uhler cite a chapter in Network and Netplay, in which researchers note the purpose of some forums is to allow their members to participate in a kind of online party, affording chances to pretend and perform: "the type of play on the Internet is usually allowed only in children or adults during masked balls or carnivals".