Sentence examples for purposes in relation to the from inspiring English sources

His manager, Donne Commins, said: "Wayne has been called to appear before the court in India purely for procedural purposes in relation to the courts ongoing administration of the case concerned.

Their consequent discussion in this study is mainly for quantitative purposes in relation to the water quality of Kakamega metropolis.

This recent expansion of Russia's physical presence inside Syria does, however, raise questions about Moscow's new intentions and purposes in relation to the ongoing war.

This had two purposes in relation to the event's design: firstly, to enable reflection amongst the attendees that would set up the correct mind-set for deeper discussions, and secondly, to allow us to see the barriers and strengths present amongst those in the room.

As well as describing the aims and values of psychoanalytic treatment, the manual specifies the therapist's tasks and purposes in relation to the TRD patient group.

In a postscript to the judgment, Sir John said that "every attempt is made to try and warn jurors not to use the internet or social sites for any purpose in relation to the case".

In their judgment, Mr Justice Sweeney and Thomas, who becomes the next lord chief justice in the autumn, commented: "Every attempt is made to try and warn jurors not to use the internet or social networking sites for any purpose in relation to the case.

We therefore require a decision-making framework within which we can judge the suitability of activities for our academic purpose in relation to the external framework which will judge the suitability of the outcomes as professionally impactful architecture, urban design, etc.

Although, this paper focuses on a particular technology, our custom built wearable system, it also allows generalisation of the findings to be applied to the design of wearable technology for rehabilitation purposes, particularly in relation to the patients' intended use.

PURPOSE: The epidemiologist's role in relation to the populations they study needs to be reconsidered in order to maximize the contribution of epidemiology to public health, and to balance science with social responsibility.

The discourse on participation, involving both scholars and practitioners has primarily focused on implementation of participation while the multiple objectives and purposes of participation, particularly in relation to the objectives and purposes of the processes they relate to, have received much less attention [ 13].