Sentence examples for purported to create from inspiring English sources

Although the supplemental instruction mentioned mitigating evidence, the mechanism it purported to create for the jurors to give effect to that evidence was ineffective and illogical.

Starting from the premise – obvious to the meanest intelligence – that the rat's nest of existing laws governing surveillance, interception of communications etc was intolerable, it purported to create a clean sheet in which all the powers of the secret state would be brought under one statute.

"I'm not aware of any prior case that made it to the Supreme Court that purported to create a labor relations system for independent contractors". On the antitrust front, Harris says that if it's clear that the state of Washington delegated the power to regulate the for-hire driving industry to the city of Seattle, the law might be protected by state sovereignty.

A fourth purported to create a job training program for veterans to enter the U.S. Merchant Marine, but it duplicated an existing "Military to Mariner" program.

That is to say that Chevron would know who created (or purported to create) the email accounts but would not know if there was s ingle or multiple users for reach account.

In the CSDH framework, the socioeconomic and political structure of a country is purported to create the conditions that make possible differences based on socioeconomic position.

They offer much less scope for operational improvements, the main way in which private-equity firms purport to create value.

The risk of the performance culture, of the packaged self, is that it erodes the very relationships it purports to create, and alienates us from our own humanity.

The JOBS Act is an annoyingly named piece of legislation that purports to create jobs partly by seeking to increase the number of initial public offerings.

These guidelines do not purport to "create any new laws or regulations" applying to the airline industry; rather, they claim to "explain in detail how existing state laws apply to air fare advertising and frequent flyer programs". NAAG Guidelines, Introduction (1988).

But political authorities do not only create duties in others in and some cases do not purport to create such duties at all.