Sentence examples for purpose claiming from inspiring English sources

During a discussion in his office, Walternate lies to Peter about the doomsday machine's real purpose, claiming it can help to heal both worlds.

Even after the WHO's decision to support misoprostol use for PPH prevention at home births, there have been continued opponents of misoprostol use for this purpose, claiming insufficient evidence [ 43].

For all intents and purposes, claims 10 and 23 are identical in scope, and are significantly broader than claim 20.

A complaint was made to the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA) that the "social purpose" claim was likely to mislead consumers as to the nature of the business because it intended to generate a profit.

The competent authority may, in order to cater to the needs of the population, provide transport services within the terms of Article 7, paragraph 2 to 4, either by itself or with its own undertakings and for this purpose claim or grant exclusive rights.

The government was trying to "lock people out" who came to the UK "solely" for the purpose of claiming benefits.

They're coming out on social media to criticise the validity and purpose of claiming that Corbyn has mortally wounded our monarch and subsequently had an important title revoked.

A Virginia father, Jeremiah Heaton, flew to Africa for the express purpose of claiming the 800 square miles that make up Bir Tawil, a desert territory that falls between the borders of Egypt and Sudan.

The principal purpose of an entity, plan or arrangement is not to avoid or evade Federal income tax if the entity, plan or arrangement has as its purpose the claiming of exclusions from income, accelerated deductions or other tax benefits in a manner consistent with the statute and Congressional purpose.

According to the definition, territoriality is actions or behaviors emanating from psychological ownership for the purpose of claiming, maintaining or protecting one's possession (Brown et al., 2005).

Territoriality is defined as actions or behaviors that emanate from psychological ownership for the purpose of claiming, maintaining or protecting one's possession (Brown et al., 2005).