Sentence examples for purpose regardless of from inspiring English sources

The authorized leaks would have served a corporate purpose regardless of any Rule FD violation.

If that is the case, then his estate plan accomplished its purpose, regardless of what others think.

Mr. Fufidio called the student a dangerous person who would "say anything at any time if it suits his purpose, regardless of the truth".

George Bush, Dick Cheney and their cohorts may beg to differ, because they believe that their violent actions have served a useful purpose regardless of the cost, financial or otherwise.

Part of MIT Sloan's new Family Leaders with Purpose program, this workshop will help members of affluent families develop their skills around investing for both profit and purpose, regardless of where they are in their journey or their level of financial acumen.

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In this case, the application might be hard-coded to use certain characters for certain purposes, regardless of how they are used outside the application.

The problem of our own time are not about financial innovation but about innovation applied for private purposes regardless of social consequences, as with sub-prime mortgages and other forms of long chain finance.

We collect only those communications that we are authorized by law to collect for valid foreign intelligence and counterintelligence purposes – regardless of the technical means used by the targets.

"The principle of fraternity confers the freedom to help others, for humanitarian purposes, regardless of the legality of their presence on national territory," the council said, in a ruling that suggested the same defense would not apply to those who traffic migrants for money.

Of course, none of this would be relevant if Roberts did not have some semblance of a "judicial temperament" — if he were simply a younger version of Scalia, a radical reactionary bent on dictating immediate political and policy outcomes for narrow partisan purposes, regardless of the long-term consequences.