Sentence examples similar to recognized purposes from inspiring English sources

Punishing Google for being the most effective search competitor would harm consumers and thus contradict the recognized purpose of antitrust law.

"The only recognized purpose of marriage was to beget children for the service of the Party.

At our recognizing purpose we bought all these pigments.

If you really want people to work from purpose, give them tools to identify their purpose, train leaders to coach (and recognize) purpose, and amplify the real difference people make every day.

Despite having recognized identical purposes behind punitive damages, other courts addressing the issue have reached the opposite conclusion.

However, the Chinese government has recognized broader purposes, that is, to promote not only health, but also economic and social development, and to align with the global malaria elimination agenda.

He rejects Judge Leval's emphasis of transformative use as nothing more than a "limiting test, apt for uses that demonstrably serve neither a public purpose nor a socially recognized private purpose" which limits evaluation of other relevant factors.

When Ms. Germond saw the message, she immediately recognized the purpose of his call and assembled the abortion voting records of potential running mates.

We have recognized this purpose as a legitimate one under the first factor of the fair use analysis.

The most widely recognized are purpose-build modular artificial reefs designed for the enhancement of fisheries yield, diving, and various other benefits.

Cognitive scientists often say instead that the difference comes from our ability to recognize the purposes and goals of speakers who use language in different ways (pragmatics).