Sentence examples for purpose of identifying a from inspiring English sources

The prime minister has agreed to Labor demands that agencies be required to get a warrant to access journalists' metadata for the purpose of identifying a source.

Earlier in the week the government agreed that agencies would need a warrant to access metadata for the purpose of identifying a journalist's source.

Enzyme analysis, in blood serum, measurement of the activity of specific enzymes in a sample of blood serum, usually for the purpose of identifying a disease.

The details are vague at the moment, with both parties only saying they will agree to an amendment that will "require agencies to obtain a warrant in order to access a journalists' metadata for the purpose of identifying a source".

In a letter to Shorten late on Monday, Abbott revealed that he had "decided that a further amendment be moved that will require agencies to obtain a warrant to access a journalist's metadata for the purpose of identifying a source".

Making an artificial genome and then sticking it into an existing bacterial cell that has had its natural genome removed would be sufficient for Dr Venter's and Dr Fraser's purpose of identifying a minimal gene-set needed for life.

Fifteen such decavalent bispecific molecules, termed decabodies, were constructed and characterized for the purpose of identifying an optimal decabody design.

Few studies were carried out with the particular purpose of identifying an association between hospital deaths and adverse events [ 3, 4, 10, 11].

For the purposes of identifying a comprehensive set of putative secreted proteins, we produced a very inclusive secreted protein dataset, at the risk of including some false-positives.

Agnieszka Rawa, managing director for west Africa in MCC's compact operations department says: "It takes time to build relationships with the 'right' individuals capable of identifying a shared purpose and then working through the organisational and administrative differences..

Twenty-six health centres around Finland were randomly selected for the purpose of identifying, over a two-week period in April 2005, patients meeting the inclusion criteria of coronary heart disease or one of its risk factors.