Sentence examples for purposes concluded from inspiring English sources

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"Ark Encounter representatives have said that from an operational standpoint, the project will 'have the look and feel of any other theme park.' ". "Based on information that is publicly available about the operations of both organizations, they are not operated exclusively for exempt purposes," concluded Elliott, asking the IRS to investigate the operations and tax-exempt status of AiG.

"The Oregon Supreme Court has ruled that public employees may be found personally liable for returning any taxpayer funds (including federal dollars) that were misused for political purposes," concludes Rep. Blumenauer.

Henry and Conrad (2008) reviewed the issue of judging scientific work conducted for regulatory advocacy versus general scientific purposes, concluding that American judicial and administrative guidance mandate a single common evaluative scheme irrespective of the provenance, funding source, or rationale for producing the information.

A meta-analysis with this purpose concluded that NSAIDs do not seem to modify the risk of PD.

With the assistance of PricewaterhouseCoopers, he unraveled the transactions but not their purpose, and concluded that company money was being stolen.

Likewise, we cannot begin with abstract conceptual definitions and accordingly employ logical reasoning for the purposes of concluding our argumentation with assertions about things that exist.

We discuss the suitability of the proposed approach for forest landscape planning purposes and conclude that it can provide a useful diagnosis and helpful guidelines for the development of efficient reforestation programs that might be applied in a variety of situations for improving the ecological coherence of forest landscapes.

This study represents the first comprehensive survey of neuropeptides of insects for solely phylogenetic purposes and concludes that sequences of short neuropeptides are suitable to complement molecular biological and morphological data for the reconstruction of phylogenetic relationships.

Directive that bans the "use of human embryos for industrial or commercial purposes," the court concluded.

"ISG found no direct evidence that Iraq, after 1996, had plans for a new BW [biological warfare] programme or was conducting BW-specific work for military purposes," the report concluded, adding that "there appears to be a complete absence of discussion or even interest in BW at the presidential level".