Sentence examples for purpose of answering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Assange, it said, was wanted in Sweden "for the specific and proper purpose of answering two allegations of sexual assault, which is in anyone's language a serious nonpolitical crime".

Marked to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Charles Darwin's birth, Shift Time must be the only festival in the world that can lay claim to being created with the purpose of answering that awfully big question: what is it to be human?

"With the purpose of answering the question for the consumer, 'Which book should I read next?' " The venture will be led by Paulo Lemgruber, who developed digital businesses for Comcast and Reed Elsevier, and Charlie Rogers, the former editor in chief for digital media at NBC Universal.

The Turing Test was proposed by Alan Turing in his paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" (1950), with the purpose of answering the question "Can machines think?" [64].

Research is funded by research councils, and can be described as 'just in case' knowledge production and is Mode 1 [28], that is knowledge creation for the purpose of answering a question.

We thus support the idea of carrying out further exploration, including exploration involving deep drilling (but without fracking), and carrying out targeted research in the above-described framework, for the purpose of answering those questions.

CIA came up with very little, but in the process of mobilizing the intelligence community, the Army was tasked with monitoring communications for the purposes of answering Johnson's question.

And, once it became clear that the theory of gravity provided a far more effective means than observation for precisely characterizing complex orbital motions — just as Newton had proposed in the Principia in the case of the orbit of the Moon — physical theory gained primacy over observation for purposes of answering specific questions about the world.

A range of additional measures will be collected for the purposes of answering related questions about biomechanical effects of the unloading and control shoes, and for subsequent analyses of potential mediating effects on clinical outcomes.

However, for the purposes of answering the fundamental question asked in this preliminary study, it is notable that intermittent high-intensity treadmill exercise induced lameness in none of these horses, even in those that experienced it for 8 months.

Rather, an explanation is just a description of reality that serves a contextually determined purpose, namely that of answering a why-question.