Sentence examples for represented a purpose from inspiring English sources

Because the Medical School's program sought to undo the effects of a racial caste system long-enduring in America, it represented a purpose of great social importance and should not be found Constitutionally infirm: so maintained Brennan (Bakke, at 363 [Brennan, dissenting]).

The GM GSDD) concentration of NO2 representing a single purpose of having a fire in a household was 69.2 (2.7) μg/m3, any two purposes was 57.1 (2.9) μg/m3 and any three or more purposes was 55.6 (2.8) μg/m3.

Mark Tulis, former supervisor of the Town of New Castle and a land-use lawyer who represents the Millwood fire district, says that because the law clearly stipulates that firehouses represent a public purpose, Mr. Rotta "has little chance of winning in court, so I can understand why he is undertaking a P.R. campaign".

The climate agreement represents a common purpose in which every person on the planet can participate.

Thus, in the diagnostic context, search for CNMs represents a major purpose, particularly if they are frequent such as for Duchenne or Becker dystrophies (DMD/BMD) in which they represent 60 70% of mutations.

The BIICS system represents a multi-purpose platform for design and simulation of intelligent control paradigms for different kinds of processes.

The proclamation represented a shift in the purpose of the Civil War for the North.

It became fashionable in the nineteen-sixties, as individuals and groups increasingly asserted the right to take the law into their own hands, insisting that their purposes represented a higher morality. . . .

Meta-analyses and randomized controlled trials (RCTs) suggest that BoNT potentially represents a multi-purpose drug for the treatment of pain in several disorders due to a favorable safety profile and a long-lasting relief after a single injection.

It represents a general-purpose graph warehouse with its own data definition and query language, augmented with data types for biological entities.

The signage should attract people in from the outside, and should accurately represent a property's purpose.