Sentence examples for reasonable purpose from inspiring English sources
Effective prototyping is a four-phase process consisting of 11 steps that anyone with an interest can accomplish to create prototypes, manage prototyping in the software creation process, or achieve any other reasonable purpose.
For both them and their creditors, bankruptcy can serve the reasonable purpose of putting claims in rational order, perhaps even preserving some small share of assets from the clutches of lawyers.
Indeed, even the concepts of male and female will probably disappear unless a reasonable purpose inside the digital frontier is found for either.
The TFs are fungal-specific, and therefore are of reasonable purpose as drug targets for antifungal drug discovery.
At the most basic level, those materials instructed judges (a) to assume that the legislature consisted of "reasonable persons pursuing reasonable purposes reasonably" and (b) to interpret statutes accordingly.
They all grow out of the methodology of Legal Process School, which directs judges (a) to presume that legislature consists of "reasonable persons pursuing reasonable purposes reasonably" and (b) to read statutes accordingly.
Human nature would be "good enough for all your reasonable purposes".
Then again, there was "Mayberry R.F.D.," which was for all reasonable purposes "The Andy Griffith Show" without Andy Griffith.
A vast majority of Americans believe people should be able to keep guns for reasonable purposes, like defending their homes or hunting.
In fact, because Mr. Ross's move "affirmatively interferes with the actual enumeration and fulfills no reasonable governmental purpose," Mr. Seeborg found, it violates the Constitution's enumeration clause, which mandates a national census every 10 years.
These real interests are entitled to be balanced against the rights of a property owner; but a law which requires a property owner, who proposes a wholly benign use of his property, to obtain the assent of thousands of persons with no such interest, goes beyond any reasonable public purpose". Id., at 199-200, 324 N.E.2d, at 748-749.
