Camara and See, disagreeing with Frank to this extent, held that a warrant is required where entry is sought for civil purposes, as well as when criminal law enforcement is involved.
The claims data represented a much larger and more diverse population, and captured longitudinal patient information including diagnosis codes for billing purposes, as well as dates when prescriptions were filled or refilled.
After Ms. Ragin left, Dr. Levin said that, unlike acute pain, which has a purpose, as when you touch a stove, "chronic pain is not adaptive".
Denise Liff's pottery is both decorative and useful, with embellishments that often have a functional purpose, as when a vinelike twist serves as the handle of a pitcher or jar.
But these moments were surrounded by lots of other moments, lacking in singularity and intensity of purpose — as when Ms. Elmo adopted a Southern accent and narrated an all-but-impossible-to-hear story before dropping the microphone and exiting the room to end the show.
Use of the data is carried out under the same conditions and with the same purpose as when originally collected.
Since second language learners do not fully understand the language they are learning, and often do not need to actively use it for daily communicative purposes, as would be the case when learning a first language, the learning process tends to be less effective, and students have less motivation to engage in learning (Masgoret & Gardner 2003).
The use of this number should only be official or professional purposes, such as when you enroll your children in school, get them a passport, pay taxes, open financial accounts, or apply for their first driver's license.
The United States has long held that tear gas should be available for certain defensive purposes, such as when civilians are being used to screen an attack.
