Sentence examples for purposes of regulating from inspiring English sources
For example, although in 1920 Lenin legalized abortion in the revolutionary Soviet Union as the right of every woman "to control her own body," he opposed the practice of contraception or abortion for purposes of regulating population growth.
"While it may suffice in defining pornography for purposes of regulating obscenity, 'I know it when I see it' does not provide a workable basis for defining critical terms in an injunction," the brief stated.
We cannot say that that conclusion is without support or infringes the principles which we have repeatedly recognized as defining the power of the states, in the absence of Congressional action, to classify vehicles or traffic for the purposes of regulating use of the highways by vehicles moving interstate.
However, it is still not known how the proposed SEC fiduciary rule will compare to the now defunct DOL fiduciary rule for purposes of regulating financial advisers and brokers.
Buckley and a long line of Supreme Court decisions that followed held that "corruption" went beyond bribery for purposes of regulating campaign money.
Here's the wonky stuff: For the purposes of regulating things like what benefits employers' health plans have to include and how health insurance is priced for each company, the law as written defines small companies as those with up to 100 full-time workers.
Or for the specified purpose of regulating the flow and preventing floods in this interstate river.
These biological barriers, while serving an important purpose of regulating body's metabolic functions, limit the drug dose that ultimately reaches the target site.
Open-market operation, any of the purchases and sales of government securities and sometimes commercial paper by the central banking authority for the purpose of regulating the money supply and credit conditions on a continuous basis.
Law merchant, during the Middle Ages, the body of customary rules and principles relating to merchants and mercantile transactions and adopted by traders themselves for the purpose of regulating their dealings.
Several European countries, North America and India have adopted specific standards mainly for the purpose of regulating the market of desirable quality of composts (Briton 2000; FAI 2007).
