In Canada, the offence of luring criminalises the act of communicating with children via a computer system for the purpose of facilitating or committing certain sexual offences, such as sexual exploitation or abduction.
Figure 2 A model of luring communication theory.
"On the basis of what happened, the purpose of the subpoena was only luring him out," said Erhain Khamis, 43, a rebel military officer who is also an Obeidi tribe member and the brother of one of the general's personal guards who was killed.
The purpose of the conference is to lure investors to Northern Ireland now that a stable government shared between Protestants and Catholics has replaced decades of violent conflict.
The purpose of the conference is to lure investors to Northern Ireland now that a stable, shared government between Protestants and Catholics has replaced decades of violent conflict.
With bundles of firewood also available in supermarkets, Ms. Wohle, of Duraflame, said the purpose of Stax is less to lure consumers from other artificial log brands than to convert firewood users with the promise of authenticity without the hassle of kindling and rolled up newspaper.
The primary purpose of fishing with a lure is to imitate as best as possible the movements of a fish's natural prey.
An immigrant is typically interested in getting a job, while victims of human trafficking are lured for the purpose of performing forced work or sex acts.
Six years ago Jintang set up an office in Dongguan for this purpose.The lure of homeA big change is now coming.
A WRECKER, says the Oxford English Dictionary, is someone "who causes shipwreck, for the purposes of plunder by showing luring lights or false signals" or "a person who makes a business of watching for and plundering wrecked vessels".In her grimly fascinating book, Bella Bathurst tells the story of British wreckers and shipwrecks over the past 300 years.
