Sentence examples for purposes calls from inspiring English sources

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

However, its implementation for integrated water resource planning and management purposes calls into questioning the amount of information and level of detail necessary for the users of water accounts.

The White House, Smith alleged, "was in the midst of discussions with members of the congressional Blue Dog caucus, and objected to the slogan, which was promptly changed, and the page describing the drive is gone from CAF [Campaign for America's Future, a participant in the Common Purposes calls]'s website".

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

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

While most mergers of equals are structured that way for tax and accounting purposes, calling the deal a merger is important psychologically to the markets and to employees.

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".

For all intents and purposes, call it four first rounders if you include the Celtics' option to swap picks in 2017, a move they obviously exercised without much hesitation.

Morales on Tuesday addressed the decision to withhold U.S. funds for drug control purposes, calling it a political maneuver by a nation committed to ineffective anti-drug tactics.

We could allow the funding of social services through religious organizations, as long as the funds are used for social and not political or religious purposes (call them faith-based institutions).

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).