Sentence examples for ordinary purpose of from inspiring English sources

The warranty of merchantability obliges the merchant to sell or lease goods that pass without objection, are of average and uniform quality, fit for the ordinary purpose of such goods, are adequately packaged and labeled, and conform to promises made on the label.

Internationally, the CISG contains similar warranty provisions: The seller must provide goods that (1) are fit for the ordinary purpose of such goods, (2) are fit for any particular purpose made known, (3) possess the same qualities of a model or sample, and (4) are packaged in the normal manner for such goods.

Certain popular phenomena so saturate our culture that for the ordinary purposes of staying current in a useful, rudimentary way it isn't necessary to see them.

The implied warranty for fitness for a particular purpose (which obviously differs from the ordinary purpose standard of the warranty of merchantability) applies when a buyer relies on the seller's skill or judgment in choosing a product for a particular purpose and when the seller knows or should know the buyer's purpose.

Good enough, for most ordinary purposes, is good enough.

Despite these rather ordinary details, the purpose of the group is primarily cultic; they meet monthly to honor their god and also attend annual festivals and other relevant feasts.

Like the earlier decision, he said, his client's case involved the "mass suspicionless seizure of ordinary citizens for the purpose of investigating criminal wrongdoing".

However, it has been designed for the purpose of ODE (Ordinary Differential Equations) simulations and thus needs some adaptations to be used for Boolean simulations, like the possibility to store Boolean formulae.

When the relationship is with an entity like a university, it must be "formal, documented, and formed in the ordinary course, rather than for the purpose of evading" the executive order.

Delaroche's version, however, sees Napoleon in a fairly ordinary, gray coat with the sole purpose of keeping the cold away, rather than showing him as the symbol he may have represented - that of a gallant and powerful war leader, which is the impression given in David's version.

It also specified that any relationship with a U.S. entity "must be formal, documented, and formed in the ordinary course, rather than for the purpose of evading the E.O.," a reference to U.S. President Donald Trump's March 6 executive order barring most U.S. travel by citizens of the six nations for 90 days.