Some Slovaks even speculate that Mr Meciar wants to be president purely in order to use the head of state's prerogative to proclaim an amnesty for his pals.In this section Not in front of the children Bombs over Belgrade, diplomatic as well as military Pluprefect Guns or refugees an unequal alliance?
During the Sui (581 618) and Tang (618 907) periods, Chinese pagodas were developed from purely wooden structures to use articulated stone and brick, which could more easily survive fires caused by lightning or arson and were less susceptible to decay.
With Morrisons now the largest supermarket chain to use purely GDA labelling, rivals were quick to point out their side had won.
Our feeling was that a university's management often claims to use purely rational methods in the selection of partner universities, as well as in keeping such partnerships running smoothly.
One of the more annoying techniques of politicians is to use purely personal experience as an anecdotal exemplar – as if, just because the politician "got on their bike", we must accept that everyone could or should do likewise.
The way city officials see things, a group whose agendas go beyond purely patriotic ones decided to use a public space, the flagpole at the city-owned armory, to fly a banner that has come to symbolize the Tea Party and antipathy to government.
We were unable to use purely contralateral voxels as the tumours are positioned in the midline of the brain or affect both hemispheres.
Creak had claimed that it was 'impossible' to use purely behavioural criteria 'if we were to convey what we all felt to be the heart of the matter – namely the presence of an impaired capacity for human relationships' (Creak, 1961: 889 90).
But it is the job of a news report to convey the facts as clearly as possible, not to use language purely to stir emotion.
Several months ago, Sara Sarasohn explained in this space how she and her, um, wife decided to use "wife" purely for political reasons.
