Sentence examples for statement for the purpose from inspiring English sources

The Police Act 1997 (which governs CRB checks) creates further offences, including, at section 123, knowingly to make a false statement for the purpose of obtaining, or enabling another person to obtain, a CRB certificate.

Section 8 of the code of practice also reiterates that it is a criminal offence to "knowingly make a false statement for the purpose of obtaining, or enabling another person to obtain a disclosure.

On Monday night Bond sought to clarify his earlier comments on Modric, saying in a statement: "For the purpose of clarification and in case my comments this morning inadvertently misled anyone, the club's position on Luka Modric is quite clear – we have no intention of selling him".

Bond later added in a statement: "For the purpose of clarification and in case my comments this morning inadvertently misled anyone, the club's position on Luka Modric is quite clear - we have no intention of selling him".

The two other press releases were short documents (110 and 117 words) that included no content qualifying as a statement for the purposes of this study.

"A campaign has every right within the law to use her statements for the purpose of political discourse".

Worse, he made his false statement knowingly for the purpose of diminishing the only real asset this newspaper has: its credibility.

"The Versace mansion has been listed for an outrageously inflated price," the family said in a statement, "for the main purpose of trying to gain some tactical advantage in ongoing litigation".

Simple output statements used for the purpose of formatting the output and information texts are neglected while the valid values and results from the method passed to the buffers, console, etc. are taken under consideration.

After one questioner on the call said it would be easier to understand Enron if it released financial statements for the special purpose vehicles that were set up to enter into such transactions as Marlin, Mr. Lay said the company "will look into providing" such statements.

For example, statements are made for the purpose of "signifying that what-is is" (DV 2).