Laing said the most common form of address to the governor general was an expression of thanks for a speech at the opening of parliament, but the Senate had made use of addresses "for several significant purposes" in the first half of the 20th century.
The clerk of the Senate, Rosemary Laing, provided advice that the most common form of address to the governor general was an expression of thanks for a speech at the opening of parliament, but the Senate had made use of addresses "for several significant purposes" in the first half of the 20th century.
Ironically, while Iran projected Omid's launch as an example of its scientific glory, Omid itself did not serve any significant purpose while in orbit.
In October 2001, Congress amended FISA to change "the purpose" language in 1804(a)(7)(B) to "a significant purpose".
The Patriot Act says that electronic surveillance can be conducted in the United States against foreign threats as long as a "significant purpose" -- rather than the "primary purpose" -- is to obtain foreign intelligence.
Boring name; significant purpose.
In "Set of Beginnings and Endings," a tool kit has no obvious function but is clearly intended for some significant purpose.
There is also a specific bone that exists in both birds and humans, but serves very significant purposes between the species.
1228, 1233, is a "punishment" for any legally significant purposes.
Consequently, many of the novel antiangiogenic agents undergoing clinical trials may find significant utility and purpose in treating CRPC, especially in combination with existing agents such as docetaxel.
In addition, we hypothesize a significant reduction in anxiety symptoms, and a significant improvement in positive affect, purpose in life and satisfaction with participation in patients receiving the intervention as compared to the control condition.
