Sentence examples for purposes imposed from inspiring English sources
The Act, enacted previously only for wartime purposes, imposed extreme limitations on civil liberties, and gave the police and military vastly expanded powers for arresting and detaining suspects, usually with little to no evidence required.
Choosing the AGREE II instrument for validation purposes imposed constraints on what comparative testing could be undertaken.
Most conservation easements are more accurately described as "conservation servitudes" because they combine elements of easements and covenants, such as granting access rights to the easement holder for monitoring, education, or fund-raising purposes and imposing both affirmative and negative obligations on the servient owner to ensure that the conservation purpose is carried out.
It certainly has purpose, but the purposes are not imposed from without or anticipatory of the future.
When the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976, it said there were two social purposes for imposing capital punishment for the most egregious crimes: deterrence and retribution.
For the purposes of imposing selection and following trait evolution, we recorded dates of germination and anthesis, and leaf length at anthesis of each plant.
Nearly two decades after Californians legalized marijuana for medical use and a year before they may approve it for recreational purposes, Gov. Jerry Brown has imposed statewide rules on the growth, transport and sale of the drug.
The N.H.L. owners hired Bettman in 1993 for the purpose of imposing a salary cap.
And to enlarge on a point I made yesterday, what, exactly, is the purpose of imposing harsh fiscal austerity as this process unfolds?
For our purpose, we impose the following assumptions which can ensure the existence and uniqueness of a solution, denoted by x ( t ) on t > 0, for equation (2.1).
"It can easily be understood by members of the public that this system of military commissions exists solely for the purpose of imposing a death sentence upon these accused".
