Sentence examples for purpose of competing from inspiring English sources

D. The Department of Commerce shall not transfer or grant a license for the internic.com, internic.org or internic.net SLD names, or the InterNIC mark, to any other registry or registrar for the purpose of competing with NSI.

When Antibiotics I was published in 1967, the teleological view was held by some that" antibiotics" were substances elaborated by certain microorgan­ isms for the purpose of competing with other microorganisms for survival in mixed ecological environments.

We don't raise reindeers with the purpose of competing with them, we breed them to be eaten, and they will live wild in the forest all year round.

XXI), with some force, that only a highly formal kind of democracy in which citizens vote in an electoral process for the purpose of selecting competing elites is highly desirable while a conception of democracy that draws on a more ambitious conception of equality is dangerous.

Many are used for the practical purpose of covering the signs of competing advertisers.

In adopting a particular constitutional principle, this Court very properly weighs the nature and purposes of various competing alternatives, including the extent to which a proposed rule will enhance the integrity of the criminal process and promote the efficient administration of justice, as well as the extent to which justifiable expectations have grown up surrounding one rule or another.

This is a lot of competing energy, and on a traditional album, it might all have to serve a common purpose.

The cost of competing.

The joy of competing.

Instead of competing, collaborate.

Many American architects yearn for a sense of common purpose beyond competing with one another for the next job.