Sentence examples for purposes of state from inspiring English sources

Those documents, from 2007, involved the lavish use for political purposes of state helicopters and state drivers by the Senate leader, Joseph Bruno, New York's top elected Republican.

The Stalinist government of the 1930s required art to meet strict criteria of style and content to ensure that it exclusively served the purposes of state leadership.

This paper presents an approach to the selection of optimal sensor locations in distributed parameter systems, which distinguishes the purposes of state estimation from the purposes of parameter estimation.

The Secretary may not require, for treatment of any land or other property as real estate for purposes of this subchapter, that such land or property be treated as real estate for purposes of State taxation.

(One young couple I know held on for four years, and officially broke up on the verge of college, not in a heat of misunderstanding but because it seemed wise: a royal divorce in the old dispensation you give up attachment for long-range purposes of state, like Napoleon regretfully giving up Josephine).

(One young couple I know held on for four years, and officially broke up on the verge of college, not in a heat of misunderstanding but because it seemed wise: a royal divorce in the old dispensation — you give up attachment for long-range purposes of state, like Napoleon regretfully giving up Josephine).

Shouldn't his status as an author and analyst qualify him as an honorary opinion columnist for purposes of stating opinions during television appearances?

It grew into a debate about contemporary morality, humour, shock values, overpaid celebrities, the powerlessness of the producer, Reithian values and the purpose of state broadcasting.

The new campaign law seeks to fence off money raised ostensibly for the purpose of state elections from being used to influence federal elections.

State capture "may establish a hidden political regime at odds with the constitutional purpose of state institutions", says Rasma Karklins, a political scientist at the University of Illinois.

By voice vote and with White House support, both houses approved legislation specifying that each cell phone will have a "primary service area" for the purpose of state and local taxes.