Sentence examples for purpose of fair from inspiring English sources

Id. 3 In Wheat v. United States, 486 U. S. 153 (1988), where we formulated the right to counsel of choice and discussed some of the limitations upon it, we took note of the overarching purpose of fair trial in holding that the trial court has discretion to disallow a first choice of counsel that would create serious risk of conflict of interest.

For the purpose of fair comparison with HGBI, we added the dataset used by that method.

It also made it legal to rip content from DVDs and Blu-rays for the purpose of fair use remixes and preserve video games after publishers have abandoned them.

Although SH removes SNPs with strong main effects, for purpose of fair comparison, we still give it credit for identifying these main-effect SNPs in calculating its power.

For the purpose of fair comparison, we selected the same number of hits from each method according to the true number of hits simulated in each dataset.

For purposes of fair use analysis, the Court holds, it is sufficient that the entire article containing the quotes eroded the serialization market potential of Mr. Ford's work.

[A] reviewer may fairly cite largely from the original work, if his design be really and truly to use the passages for the purposes of fair and reasonable criticism.

When TS Eliot's second wife, Valerie, forbade Peter Ackroyd to quote from Eliot's work, "except for the purposes of fair comment in a critical context", the message was clear: nothing about the man was to be inferred from the poems.

Thus, a book review may fairly quote a copyrighted book "for the purposes of fair and reasonable criticism," Folsom, 9 F. Cas. at 344, but the review may not quote extensively from the "heart" of a forthcoming memoir in a manner that usurps the right of first publication and serves as a substitute for purchasing the memoir, Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. v. Nation Enters., 471 U.S. 539 (1985).

It could be argued that, despite the weight of evidence pointing to Farm A, similar investigations should have been performed at all farms for the purposes of fair comparison.

§ 66-128a (1985) (allowing the state commission to "review and evaluate the efficiency or prudence of any actions... of any public utility or common carrier for the purpose of establishing fair and reasonable rates"); Mo.Rev.Stat.