Sentence examples for purpose to restrain from inspiring English sources
The paper presents scientific experiments as a paradigm for the development of an integrated methodology with a purpose to restrain limitations, compound merits and produce a syncretism of complimentary venues for synthesis and optimisation.
Considering the latter, we designed a combined targeted therapy directed to these biomarkers in vivo, based on the rationale of a dual blocking of EAG1 with the purpose to restrain its tumorigenic ability and consequently, tumor progression.
On the other side, President Obama and Secretary Kerry argue that the deal, while not perfect, will serve its purpose, which is to restrain Iran's development of nuclear capabilities and that voting it down leaves only one alternative - "a military option".
Chris Grayling is to defy an appeal court judgement and order that staff should be able to use force to restrain teenage inmates for "the purposes of good order and discipline" at his proposed £85m privately run 'super-child jail'.
Ultimately, the judge said, Philpott was self-absorbed and had "callous selfishness", with no "moral compass" to restrain him: "The principal purpose of your many children is to reflect on you.
The purpose of law in a free and democratic society is to liberate, not to restrain.
The purpose of this paper is to introduce an improved slope-based method (ISBM) to restrain the end effect in empirical mode decomposition (EMD).
He should not have to beg European nations to come up with the money they promised for these purposes or to send the international police officers who are urgently needed to restrain ethnic violence.
Indeed, the institution of punishment has its primary sense and justification, not in deterrence, but in the restoration of that presumptively fair balance of burdens and advantages which offenders upset, precisely in choosing to prefer their own purposes and advantage to restraining their action so as to avoid violating the law.
"We want to restrain spending.
