Sentence examples for purposes called for from inspiring English sources

They were installed then, officials said, because planning purposes called for a quick turnaround between regular-season and postseason play.

The resulting Agreement between the United States of America and the Russian Federation Concerning Cooperation in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space for Peaceful Purposes called for a short joint space programme with one American astronaut deployed to the Russian space station Mir and two Russian cosmonauts deployed to a Space Shuttle.

Use of wood-fiber plastics for construction purposes calls for comprehensive understanding of their anisotropic mechanical properties.

While an advocacy purpose calls for an easily interpretable single summary measure (Moore et al. 2004), a policy input purpose requires more disaggregated and in-depth information (Ben-Arieh 2000).

However, why males within many species have evolved several signals for this purpose calls for an explanation: given the costs of producing and receiving signals, why use more than one?

Neurology used for advertising purposes, called neuromarketing, has gained a following among some marketers.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan, noting that the launch marked the first time that a North Korean missile had penetrated his country's air defense identification zone, where it tries to identify and locate passing aircraft for security purposes, called the test "a grave threat to our country's security".

In order to undertake this study we have previously developed and validated a method of presenting colors to individuals for research purposes called the Manchester Color Wheel (MCW).

A shift from teaching English for general to teaching English for specific purposes has called for changes in English teachers' practices in a Lithuanian university; in line with research in the area of EAP, teachers are thus expected to design their own reading materials that could cater to the special needs of their students.

A panel of cross-party members of the House of Lords said in the review that the current system of self-regulation, in which charities effectively police their own conduct, was "no longer fit for purpose" and called for the creation of a fundraising "opt-out" register, which would enable members of the public to stop charities cold-calling them or bombarding them with direct mail.

WASHINGTON — President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser bluntly rejected on Wednesday charges from Mitt Romney and other Republicans that the White House has leaked classified information for political purposes, calling the claims "specious and unfounded".