Sentence examples for serving the purposes from inspiring English sources

Judge Tallman said the long television clips went beyond biography, instead serving the purposes of entertainment, "the same intrinsic entertainment value that is protected by plaintiff's copyrights".

In Hoffman's case, one could see them flickering behind his eyes, serving the purposes of his art until such time as they upended the equation.

The principal agency problem which occurs in things as small as a grocery store is that the employee's agents choose, instead of serving the purposes of the owners or the country, choose to serve purposes of their own.

Because genetics has come to dominate much of the life sciences, for many biologists organisms have become almost irrelevant, save as instruments serving the purposes of their genes - splendidly encapsulated in Richard Dawkins' famous description of humans as "lumbering robots" - the gene's way of making copies of itself.

Their trial was widely criticized by observers as just the latest example of a compromised judiciary serving the purposes of Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge commander who switched sides to emerge as the leader of the country's transitional government in the 1980s and has clung to power for more than 30 years.

Nostalgia can serve the purposes of the hard-headed, as with today's heritage industry.

It cuts inquiry short in a way that serves the purposes of fiction better than it serves the purposes of understanding.

Therefore, the term movement will serve the purposes of the revamped organization.

Weighting serves the purposes we explained in the previous section.

Numbers, indeed, could themselves serve the purposes of myth-makers.

It has served the purpose.